How do weather satellite provide information to meteorologists?

Answer 1

Many, many things.

Communication Satellites have been around for quite some time, and most of our TV signals get routed through satellite. International and some domestic telephone and internet may also be distributed through satellites. Direct satellite communications in places where cell phones aren't available.

We are now able to photograph the entire planet allowing for better mapping (as well as military intelligence, assuming there is such a thing as intelligence in the military).

GPS began as a military location device, but allows better navigation & mapping functions, including civilian uses.

Safety for wayward hikers and climbers.

There are some satellites that are for pure research. The International Space Station is a satellite. The Hubble Space Telescope can take photos of space without interference from the atmosphere.

Are the Pioneer and Voyager and the other "probes" probes or satellites? There have been many sent to planets, moons, both as landers and flybys providing us information about our solar system that would have been difficult or impossible to obtain from terrestrial methods.

Answer 2

Weather satellites provide meteorologists with valuable data by capturing images of Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land surfaces. These images help meteorologists track weather patterns, monitor severe weather events, and gather information on temperature, precipitation, and cloud cover. Data from weather satellites are used in weather forecasting models to make more accurate predictions.

Answer 3

A satellite is an artificial object that has been placed into the earths orbit. Thousands of satellites have been launched into space and some launched in parts and assembled in space.

Answer 4

Mostly timing data, which the receiver uses to calculate distances to the satellites and eventually everything else.