kliimameteoroloogiliste

Kliimameteoroloogiliste is the inflected Estonian form of kliimameteoroloogiline, an adjective used to describe topics, data, or analyses related to kliimameteoroloogia—the scientific field that studies the interactions between climate and atmospheric processes. In Estonian texts, kliimameteoroloogiliste commonly modifies plural nouns, for example kliimameteoroloogiliste andmete (climate-meteorological data) or kliimameteoroloogiliste sündmuste (climate-meteorological events).

Kliimameteoroloogia sits at the intersection of meteorology and climatology. It investigates how long-term climate variability and climate change influence weather patterns, extremes, and atmospheric circulation, as well as how meteorological processes can generate or amplify climate signals. The field addresses trends, variability, and the attribution of extreme events to anthropogenic or natural factors.

Methods and data used in kliimameteoroloogiliste studies include meteorological observations, satellite records, reanalysis products, and climate-model simulations (for example CMIP ensembles). Techniques such as statistical downscaling, detection and attribution analyses, and climate-services applications are employed to interpret climate-meteorological relationships and to support decision making in sectors like agriculture, water management, and disaster risk reduction.

In scholarly writing, kliimameteoroloogiliste is a descriptive term that helps specify the scope of work as climate-meteorological, and it is often encountered in reports, papers, and datasets that emphasize climate-related weather phenomena or data products.