How to Say "meteorological" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “meteorological” is “meteorológico” — B1 level.
Examples
El informe meteorológico dice que va a nevar mañana.
The weather report says it is going to snow tomorrow.
Hay una estación meteorológica en la cima de la montaña.
There is a weather station at the top of the mountain.
Un fenómeno meteorológico extremo causó los daños.
An extreme weather phenomenon caused the damage.
Matching the Ending
Since this is an adjective, its ending must match the noun it describes. Use 'meteorológico' for masculine nouns (like 'el informe') and 'meteorológica' for feminine nouns (like 'la estación').
Word Order
In Spanish, descriptive words like this almost always come after the thing they are describing. You say 'informe meteorológico', not 'meteorológico informe'.
Missing the Accent
Mistake: “meteorologico”
Correction: meteorológico (Always include the accent on the third 'o' to keep the stress in the right place).
Using 'Tiempo' as an Adjective
Mistake: “el reporte de tiempo”
Correction: el reporte meteorológico (While 'tiempo' means weather, 'meteorológico' is the proper word for formal reports or descriptions).
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