The meteorologists have climbed the international agenda to the heights through the whole question of global warming.
A scout master cannot be expected to be a meteorologist or, for example, to understand the consequences of topography and geology in a limestone landscape.
I mentioned the sort of people who would need to look at the situation—veterinarians, meteorologists, virologists and epidemiologists.
Dalton who revolutionised and opened up the study of modern chemistry was himself a meteorologist by profession.
Anyone who compares the weather of 1962–63 with last winter should really go to see his meteorologist.
That has been detected by ordinary people striving to save water and by meteorologists and other experts.
What we are waiting on is the opinion of disinterested meteorologists who are unconcerned with political propaganda on one side or another.
The role of such professionals as natural philosophers and supporters of scientific culture is evident from the number of clerical naturalists, meteorologists and electricians in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
