Weatherinduced
Weatherinduced is an adjective used to denote effects, outcomes, or phenomena caused directly by weather conditions. It is commonly used in meteorology, disaster risk management, public health, agriculture, and economics to attribute a consequence to short-term atmospheric conditions rather than long-term climate trends.
Examples include weather-induced flooding following heavy rainfall, weather-induced power outages caused by storms or ice, and
Measurement and interpretation rely on linking observed outcomes to weather variables such as temperature, precipitation, humidity,
Distinctions from climate-related effects are common in usage: weather-induced emphasizes short-term, immediate conditions and triggers, whereas