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What is the definition of meteorology?

The study of the Earth's surface and its effects on weather

The study of long-term trends in the Earth's weather

The study of climate change

The study of the atmosphere and its phenomena, including weather and climate (correct)

What is the difference between meteorology and climatology?

Meteorology studies larger areas, while climatology focuses on specific regions

Meteorology studies the atmosphere and its dynamics, while climatology studies long-term trends in weather (correct)

Meteorology studies the Earth's surface, while climatology studies the atmosphere

Meteorology studies long-term trends in weather, while climatology focuses on short-term weather patterns

What did Aristotle define as meteorology?

The study of the lower atmosphere (correct)

The study of the Earth's surface

The study of the upper atmosphere

The study of long-term weather patterns

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Meteorology Definition

Meteorology is the scientific study of the Earth's atmosphere, focusing on weather processes and forecasting.

Meteorology vs Climatology

Meteorology is concerned with short-term weather forecasts, usually ranging from a few minutes to a few weeks.
Climatology, on the other hand, is the study of long-term atmospheric conditions, including climate patterns and averages.

Aristotle's Contribution

Aristotle, a Greek philosopher, defined meteorology as the study of phenomena in the atmosphere and the celestial sphere, including weather, astronomy, and meteorological phenomena.

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Test your knowledge of meteorology with this quiz! From the basics of atmospheric science to weather patterns and climate change, this quiz will challenge your understanding of meteorological concepts. Keywords: meteorology, atmosphere, weather, climate, science.