Meteorology

Weather There are various shapes of weather on Earth. Some everyday life and other factors are even rare. The weather is a very broad subject, but it can be disassembled. In my composition, I will explain three types of weather: thunder, storm, hurricane. The resonance I chose about these three themes is to inform people of various kinds of weather. Some of them may already be known. But there are things I still do not understand. Thunder has always been considered an atmospheric flash of supernatural origin.

Meteorology or atmospheric science was first established in Aristotle era. It was him who created the term "meteorology" in the article titled "Meteorology". Meteorology is not just atmospheric science but also includes research on physics and geography. When mentioning that someone is studying meteorology, they especially referred to atmospheric science and its "weather". - Impact of emotions on the weather "In addition to being able to spend outside time, the weather has a major impact on our health and well-being in extreme situations and everyday situations" (Gregoire). The weather affects people more than the clothes of their choice and the plan for that day; it directly affects the person's mood. On a rainy day, the dark gray sky is really irritated.

Aristotle created astronomy works including earth sciences including "heaven" and meteorology. Through meteorology Aristotle is not just about weather studies. In his wider definition of meteorology, "we can call it the influence of the combination of air and water, the kind and part of the earth, and the influence of its various parts". I talked about the theme of nature. A devastating astrology event. Many of his views on the earth were controversial at the time, but they were re-adopted and popularized in the latter half of the Middle Ages.

Natural disasters are often classified as having hydrological, meteorological, climatic, geophysical or biological causes / origin (GUHA - SAPIR et al., 2012). In this paper, we classify natural disasters caused by hydrometeorological phenomena into one category called hydrometeorology, except for disasters of biological origin (not so common) as shown in the table. Disasters can be divided into four disaster paradigms (see FRERKS et al., 2011, p. 106): Danger - Risk - Vulnerability - Resilience. Table 2 is a descriptive summary of these examples and distinguishes efforts to reduce (↓) and increase (↑) in the intervention plan.