meteorologically
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Definition
Adverb 1. In terms of or relating to meteorology (the science of weather and atmosphere): Used to describe something from the perspective of weather science or atmospheric conditions. Example: The event was analyzed meteorologically to understand the storm's formation. 2. With respect to the weather: Used to indicate consideration of weather conditions. Example: Meteorologically, this has been an unusual winter.
Usage Examples
- Adverb:
- The region is, meteorologically speaking, prone to droughts.
- Scientists explained the heatwave meteorologically, citing a high-pressure system.
- The flight was delayed due to meteorologically unsafe conditions.
Advanced Usage
- "Meteorologically speaking": A phrase used to introduce a statement from a weather science perspective.
- Meteorologically speaking, this cloud formation indicates an approaching front.
Variants and Related Words
- Meteorology (n): The scientific study of the atmosphere and weather.
- Meteorological (adj): Pertaining to meteorology or atmospheric phenomena.
- The meteorological station collects weather data.
- Meteorologist (n): A scientist who studies meteorology.
Synonyms
- Climatologically: In terms of climate (broader long-term patterns vs. meteorology's focus on short-term weather).
- Atmospherically: Relating to the atmosphere.
Related Phrases
- From a meteorological standpoint/viewpoint: Equivalent to "meteorologically," indicating a weather-science perspective.
- From a meteorological standpoint, the data is concerning.
Adverb
- with respect to the weather
- meteorologically bad conditions