Synonyms for Meteorological
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1. meteorologicaladjective

   Synonyms:
   meteorologic

2. meteorologicaladjective

   Of or pertaining to meteorology.

   The trip was postponed because the meteorological conditions were so bad.

   Synonyms:
   meteorologic

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1. meteorologic, meteorological, meteoricadjective

   of or pertaining to atmospheric phenomena, especially weather and weather conditions

   "meteorological factors"; "meteorological chart"; "meteoric (or meteorological) phenomena"

   Synonyms:
   meteorologic, meteorological, meteoric

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1. List of paraphrases for "meteorological":

   weather, meteorology, weather-related

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1. Andrew Monaghan:

   Meteorological factors certainly play an important role in determining the global range of the virus-transmitting Aedes (aegypti species of) mosquitoes and how competently they can transmit a virus.

2. Van Dam:

   It was literally stuck underneath a warm layer of air just above. In the meteorological world, this is referred to as an inversion when the temperature actually warms with height (as opposed to it cooling with a rise in altitude).

3. The WMO:

   Brazil's National Meteorological Service had indeed warned of very heavy rainfall, but people were not prepared.

4. Vadim Plotnikov:

   As of Saturday, a female bear has practically been sleeping under the Arctic station’s windows, part of the hydro-meteorological observations have been suspended since the experts are obstructed from reaching the station platform and other observation points.

5. Van Dam:

   This is a rare occurrence that took place because cool, damp air became trapped in the lower levels of the canyon, it was literally stuck underneath a warm layer of air just above. In the meteorological world, this is referred to as an inversion when the temperature actually warms with height (as opposed to it cooling with a rise in altitude).