meteorolite (meteorolit)

[= F. météoro lithe Pg. meteorolithe, Every extensive region [has] its own meteorologic conditions. H. Spencer, Universal Progre , p. 7. meteorological (mē tē-ō-rō-loj'i-kal), a . [ me teorologic + -al .] Of or pertaining to weather; atmospheric; specifically, of or pertaining to the science of meteorology. — Meteorological curve, a line or diagram which presents graphically the succe ive actual or mean values of any meteorological element.-Meteorological elements, the fundamental data of meteorological observations: namely, the temperature, pre ure, humidity, and electrical potential of the air; the rate of evaporation; the amount and kind of precipitation; the direction and velocity of the wind; the kind, direction of motion, and velocity of clouds; the duration of sunshine; and the intensity of solar and terrestrial radiation. — Meteorological table. (a) A statistical table of meteorological data: also called meteorological re IMG:content-0550.jpg:[graphic] cal observations. gister. (b) A table for correcting or reducing meteorologimeteorologically (mē tē-ō-rō-loj'i-kal-i), adv. In a meteorological aspect; with reference to meteorological conditions; by means of meteorology, or according to meteorological principles or methods.