Topic: METEOROLOGY
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low-pressure
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meteorology
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north
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onshore
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powder
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rainfall
rain gauge
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south
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storm
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tempest
thaw(v)
thaw(n)
thermal
thermometer
thunder(n)
thunder(v)
thunderbolt
thunderclap
thundercloud
thunderstorm
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tidal
tidal wave
tornado
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tropical
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turbulence
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warm front
waterspout
weather
weatherman
weather vane
west
westerly
whirlwind
whiteout
| Date: | 1600-1700 |
| Language: | French |
| Origin: | météorologie, from Greek, from meteoron; METEOR |
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me‧te‧o‧rol‧o‧gy
[uncountable]
[uncountable] —meteorologist noun [countable]
The storms have baffled meteorologists in the United States.
The storms have baffled meteorologists in the United States. —meteorological
adjective:
satellites that provide meteorological data to the National Weather Service
adjective:
satellites that provide meteorological data to the National Weather Service