meteorologiset

Meteorologiset is a Finnish term forming an adjective from meteorologia (meteorology). It denotes weather-related aspects of the atmosphere and is used to describe phenomena, data, or research connected to meteorology. The word appears in compound expressions such as meteorologiset ilmiöt (meteorological phenomena), meteorologiset mallit (meteorological models), and meteorologiset mittaukset (meteorological measurements). It's not a separate field but a linguistic form applied within the discipline.

Applications and scope: Meteorology studies the atmosphere, weather systems, and climate. Its practical applications include weather forecasting, storm warnings, aviation meteorology, and environmental monitoring. The work combines observations from weather stations, radar and satellite data, radiosondes, and buoys with numerical models that simulate atmospheric processes.

Organizations and data: National meteorological services, such as the Finnish Meteorological Institute (Ilmatieteen laitos, FMI) in Finland, collect meteorologiset data and produce forecasts and warnings. International standards and data sharing are coordinated by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).