microclimatologist
- noun
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˌklaɪməˈtɑlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
- A team led by a microclimatologist studied how buildings affect local wind patterns.
Examples
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Farmers consulted a microclimatologist to understand the unique climate of their valley.
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Many microclimatologists focus on urban heat islands.
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The microclimatologist collected data on temperature changes in the city garden.
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The microclimatologist presented her findings at the conference.
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The microclimatologist collected data on temperature changes in the city garden.
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Farmers consulted a microclimatologist to understand the unique climate of their valley.
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A team led by a microclimatologist studied how buildings affect local wind patterns.
Synonyms
A scientist who studies patterns in weather over many years
Surface Forms
Morphology
microclimatologist = climatologist (semi-transparent) = micro + climate + ologist
The meaning is straightforwardly built by adding micro- to climatologist, but the term is technical and depends on a specialized base word.
Etymology
Microclimatologist comes from three parts: micro- 'small', climate 'local weather or region', and -ologist 'one who studies', like in microphone and biologist. So a microclimatologist is someone who studies the weather and climate of very small, specific places.