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meteorologist

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/ˌmitiˈɑlədʒɪst/
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a scientist who studies and predicts weather conditions by analyzing atmospheric patterns, utilizing tools such as weather models, instruments, and data to provide forecasts and weather-related information

A meteorologist is a scientist who studies the weather and atmospheric conditions. They analyze data from various sources, such as satellites and weather stations, to predict weather patterns and provide forecasts. Meteorologists explain how factors like temperature, humidity, wind, and pressure affect weather conditions. They often present weather reports on television, radio, or online, helping the public understand upcoming weather changes. Their work is essential for daily planning, especially in areas where weather conditions can significantly impact daily activities or safety.

  • The meteorologist on the news predicted rain for the weekend.
  • I watched the meteorologist explain the severe storm on TV this morning.
  • The meteorologist uses satellites to track hurricanes as they form.
  • Our local meteorologist warned about icy roads during the morning commute.
  • She became a meteorologist because she loves studying the weather.