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meteorological

Meteorologists study meteorological data to predict the weather.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Relating to the science of meteorology: Pertaining to the study of the atmosphere, especially weather and climate processes.
    • Concerning atmospheric phenomena: Relating to the conditions and changes in the atmosphere, such as temperature, pressure, wind, and precipitation.
Usage
  • The word "meteorological" is used to describe anything connected to the atmosphere's state, weather science, or weather forecasting. It is a formal, scientific term.
  • It is commonly used before nouns to specify their relation to weather or atmospheric science.
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The meteorological data predicted a severe storm. (The data related to atmospheric science predicted a severe storm.)
    • She works for the national meteorological service. (She works for the national weather service.)
    • A meteorological station collects information about temperature and rainfall. (A station for studying atmospheric conditions collects information about temperature and rainfall.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Meteorological conditions": The specific state of the atmosphere (e.g., wind, visibility, precipitation) at a given time and place.
    • Flight operations were suspended due to adverse meteorological conditions.
  • "Meteorological phenomenon": An observable event or occurrence in the atmosphere, such as a hurricane, tornado, or halo.
    • A rainbow is a common meteorological phenomenon.
Variants and Related Words
  • Meteorology (n): The scientific study of the atmosphere and weather.
    • He has a degree in meteorology.
  • Meteorologist (n): A scientist who studies meteorology.
    • The meteorologist gave the weather forecast on TV.
Synonyms
  • Atmospheric: Relating to the atmosphere.
  • Climatological: Relating to climate, which is the long-term pattern of weather. (Note: This is related but not identical; "meteorological" focuses more on short-term weather.)
Antonyms
  • Geological: Relating to the solid earth, its rocks, and processes.
  • Oceanographic: Relating to the study of the ocean.
meteorological

Meteorologists study meteorological data to predict the weather.

Adjective
  1. of or pertaining to atmospheric phenomena, especially weather and weather conditions
    • meteorological factors
    • meteorological chart
    • meteoric (or meteorological) phenomena