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Meanings of meteorology in English

Russian
ядерная метеорология
Portuguese
ciências da atmosfera
Spanish
meteorologia informativa
Catalan
meteorològic
Wikidata

Interdisciplinary scientific study of the atmosphere.

Related terms
ядерная метеорология
Portuguese
meteorologia
Catalan
meteorologia

Predicting what the weather will be.

meteorologia
Usage of meteorology in English
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The same is often said of meteorology - and for good reasons.
The Irish Times
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Every so often a new word appears in the lexicon of meteorology.
The Irish Times
3
In Rio, feverishly growing nimbus clouds trump Google's meteorology report every time.
Climbing Magazine
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A heatwave is seen, in meteorology, as an abnormality in hot conditions.
The South African
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But Junger himself, it must be said, sees strange things in meteorology.
The Irish Times
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Indonesia's meteorology agency issued a tsunami warning, although it was later lifted.
Reuters
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The explanation belongs to the department of meteorology, and not to astronomy.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 433, April 19, 1884
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The facts of meteorology have been thought all sufficient for a solution.
The Myths of the New World / A Treatise on the Symbolism and Myt...
9
Both men were giants of their day in the world of meteorology.
The Irish Times
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A feature of meteorology which is often overlooked is its economic value.
Aviation in Peace and War
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He recruited specialists in zoology, geology, physics and meteorology to take part.
The Guardian
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As a matter of fact, zoology is quite as backward as meteorology.
Birds of the Indian Hills
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Why, you see, Mr. Hamilton, a great phenomenon of meteorology has happened.
Snowflakes and Sunbeams; Or, The Young Fur-traders: A Tale of th...
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But when you come to the field of meteorology, what a difference!
The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation
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This issue remains controversial, in part because of effects from the local meteorology.
Pubmed
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However, it was Robert Louis's father, Thomas, who left his mark on meteorology.
The Irish Times