meteorological Definition
me·teoro·logi·cal (mēt′ē ə rə läj′i kəl, -ôr′ə-)
adjective
- of the atmosphere or atmospheric phenomena; of weather or climate
- of meteorology
meteorological Related Forms
me′·teoro·log′i·cally adverb
meteorological Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- observatory: The meteorological observatory, with its Stevenson Screen, is atop a small rise.
- phenomenon: Some believe the patterns are caused by a meteorological phenomenon.
- observation: However, regular meteorological observations had commenced in 1833.
- instrumentation: Vaisala, based in Finland, is the biggest manufacturer of meteorological instrumentation worldwide.
- radar: For meteorological radar, on the other hand, it is the cloud formations which produce the wanted echoes.
- balloon: Attempts were made to keep the project secret, using the cover story that they were meteorological research balloons.
Modifying Another Word
mainly: Phil Anderson, interests are mainly meteorological, but includes work on interactions between the atmospheric boundary layer and the snow surface.
Browse dictionary entries near meteorological
- ‹ meteoroid
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- ‹ metencephalon
- ‹ metempsychosis
- ‹ mete
- ‹ Metchnikoff
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