Meteorology is the scientific study of the atmosphere and its phenomena, focusing primarily on weather and climate. It encompasses the observation, understanding, and prediction of atmospheric conditions, including temperature, humidity, wind patterns, precipitation, and storm systems. Meteorologists use various tools and techniques, such as satellites, radar, and weather models, to analyze data and forecast weather events. The discipline is crucial for disaster preparedness, agriculture, aviation, and numerous sectors that are affected by weather conditions. Meteorology also examines long-term climate trends and their implications for the environment and society, bridging the study of day-to-day weather with broader climatic patterns.
A significant high-pressure system spanning 6,000 kilometers influences the weather in Europe, particularly in Germany. Current conditions indicate frosty nights and cool daytime temperatures, with highs ranging from 0 to…