meteorologische

Meteorologische is the German adjective meaning "meteorological" and is used to describe things related to meteorology, the scientific study of the atmosphere and weather. The term derives from the Greek word meteoron, meaning phenomenon in the sky, combined with the suffix -logie, from logia, the study of. In everyday language, meteorologische data, forecasts, and services refer to measurements, analyses, and predictions of atmospheric conditions.

Meteorology covers the physical processes that govern weather and climate, including temperature, humidity, air pressure, wind, precipitation, cloud formation, and atmospheric dynamics. It relies on observations from weather stations, radiosondes, satellites, radar, and buoys, together with numerical models that simulate the behavior of the atmosphere to produce forecasts and climate projections. The field includes subdisciplines such as synoptic meteorology, mesoscale meteorology, and climatology, as well as applied meteorology for aviation, agriculture, and emergency management.

In German-language contexts, meteorologische information is commonly provided by national weather services, research institutions, and media outlets. The term is closely related to the English word meteorological and to the broader disciplines of atmospheric science and climate research.

Related topics include meteorology, climate science, weather forecasting, atmospheric science, weather radar, and numerical weather prediction.