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This is a very broad question as plants can affect weather in a variety of different ways. One way plants can affect weather is through respiration. By simply doing what plants do, that is grow, they take in and give of a variety of gases. During photosynthesis they bring in carbon dioxide (a greenhouse gas that can raise temperature in the atmosphere) and they release oxygen.

Plants can also effect weather in that they can block wind, sunlight, and precipitation among other things.

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