meteorological meaning and examples
Meaning
- Meteorological refers to anything related to the science of the atmosphere, weather, and climate.
- It describes phenomena, studies, or instruments connected with meteorology (the study of weather and atmospheric conditions).
Grammar and Usage
- Part of speech: Adjective
- Used to modify nouns that involve weather, atmosphere, or climate.
- Common pattern: meteorological + noun (e.g., meteorological data, meteorological institute).
Common Phrases
- Meteorological station
- Meteorological forecast
- Meteorological data
- Meteorological phenomena
- Meteorological institute
Collocations
- Meteorological + report
- Meteorological + satellite
- Meteorological + conditions
- Meteorological + study
- Meteorological + department
Examples
- The meteorological department issued a warning about the approaching typhoon.
- Scientists use meteorological data to study long-term climate change.
- A meteorological station was set up on the mountain to record temperature and wind speed.
- The airline canceled flights due to severe meteorological conditions.
- She works at the national meteorological institute as a weather analyst.
- Meteorological satellites provide crucial information about cloud movements.
- The report included detailed meteorological observations of the region.
- Weather-related
- Climatic
- Atmospheric
Antonym
- Non-meteorological
- Unrelated to weather or climate
