A graphical record or chart produced by an anemograph showing wind speed and direction changes over time.
From Greek 'anemo-' (wind) + '-gram' (record/recording). The instrument-recording pattern parallels similar scientific terms like 'seismogram' and 'electrocardiogram'.
Meteorologists read anemograms like doctors read heartbeats—the patterns reveal wind patterns that predict weather, help engineers design buildings, and guide pilots during landing.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.