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In meteorology, a fetch refers to the distance over water that wind has traveled without encountering any significant obstacles. A longer fetch typically means higher waves and stronger winds due to more time for wind to generate waves. Fetch plays a crucial role in determining wave height and energy in bodies of water.

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