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There are a number of continental words of similar spelling and pronunciation. Old English was 'weder', Old Dutch was 'weder' and German 'wedar'. Old Norse was 'vethr'. The words general translated as 'storm and winds. The Latin word was 'tempestas'. Through all this, the word weather, and its meaning, evolved with the passage of time.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 13y agobecause it has to do with the Latin word Meteorlogica which is Latin for weather
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What do you call people who predict the weather?
Meteorologists.
What do you call a cold weather jacket?
Around here, we call it a winter coat.
Name for Weather forecasts?
Meteorologists call that Forecasting.
What do you call the person studying weather?
The answer to this question is a Meteorologist.
What do you call bad weather?
Rain, wind, hail, sleet, snow, extreme cold or hot.
Which we call the romantic weather?
which we call the romantic weather
What do you call the news about weather?
Navtex, weather facsimail.
What do you call somebody that works with weather temperatures?
a weather lady or weather man
What do you call weather in Hindi?
Weather in Hindi is called Mausama.
What do you call a person who tells the whether?
A weather man or weather woman.
What do you call a weather specialist?
A meteorologist.
What do call a weather specialist?
meteorologist
What is the word scientists call to study weather?
Scientists refer to the study of weather as meteorology.
What do you call a person that is a weather specialist?
a meteorologist
What do you call the edge of a weather storm?
A front.
What do you call people who predict the weather?
Meteorologists.
What do call someone obsessed with the weather?
meterologist
