The term for the study of weather is "meteorology." This branch of atmospheric science focuses on understanding and forecasting weather patterns, including temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and atmospheric pressure. Meteorologists utilize data from satellites, weather stations, and radars to analyze and predict weather events, ranging from daily forecasts to severe weather warnings. Meteorology is essential for agriculture, aviation, disaster management, and various industries relying on weather conditions. As climate change impacts global weather patterns, meteorology also increasingly involves the study of long-term climate trends and variability.