Relating to the description, measurement, or scientific study of the atmosphere and air conditions.
Derived from aerography with the suffix -ic (adjective-forming). This adjective form developed as aerography became established as a scientific field in the 18th-19th centuries.
When meteorologists create detailed weather charts and maps, they're engaging in aerographic work—it's the visual language scientists use to communicate about invisible air movements!
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