Atmosphere Science

Atmospheric science studies the Earth's atmosphere, focusing on weather, climate, and the processes that affect them. It plays a vital role in hydrology, which explores how water moves through the environment. Atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and pressure, influence precipitation patterns and evaporation rates. This knowledge helps predict rainfall and understand water cycles, affecting agriculture, water supply, and climate-related challenges. By examining how air and water interact, atmospheric science aids in managing natural resources and preparing for extreme weather events, ensuring a healthier planet and informed decision-making for communities.