Ilmastikunähtused

Ilmastikunähtused refers to atmospheric phenomena. These are observable events that occur in Earth's atmosphere, driven by changes in temperature, pressure, and moisture. Common examples include precipitation such as rain, snow, and hail, as well as wind, which is the movement of air. Clouds, fog, and mist are also considered ilmastikunähtused, formed by the condensation of water vapor.

Other notable atmospheric events include thunderstorms, characterized by lightning and thunder, and tropical cyclones, known as hurricanes or typhoons in different regions. These powerful storms involve strong winds and heavy rainfall. Ilmastikunähtused also encompass optical phenomena like rainbows, auroras, and halos, which are caused by the interaction of sunlight or moonlight with atmospheric particles. Understanding these diverse events is crucial for weather forecasting and comprehending Earth's climate system. The study of ilmastikunähtused falls under the domain of meteorology.