[{"n": "Cumulus cloud", "u": "/e/meteorology/cumulus-cloud/", "s": "Puffy, flat-bottomed clouds that form via convection and can grow into storm clouds."}, {"n": "Dew", "u": "/e/meteorology/dew/", "s": "Atmospheric moisture condensing on cool surfaces as droplets."}, {"n": "Drought", "u": "/e/meteorology/drought/", "s": "A period of drier-than-normal conditions with far-reaching impacts."}, {"n": "Dry season", "u": "/e/meteorology/dry-season/", "s": "A yearly period of low rainfall, especially in the tropics."}, {"n": "Dust storm", "u": "/e/meteorology/dust-storm/", "s": "Meteorological phenomenon common in arid and semi-arid regions."}, {"n": "El Niño–Southern Oscillation", "u": "/e/meteorology/el-ni-o-southern-oscillation/", "s": "A global climate phenomenon driven by winds and sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific."}, {"n": "Extratropical cyclone", "u": "/e/meteorology/extratropical-cyclone/", "s": "Large-scale low-pressure systems that drive mid-latitude weather."}, {"n": "Fog", "u": "/e/meteorology/fog/", "s": "A low-lying cloud that shapes weather, travel, and even microbial life."}, {"n": "Greenhouse effect", "u": "/e/meteorology/greenhouse-effect/", "s": "The greenhouse effect is the trapping of heat by gases in a planet's atmosphere, raising its surface temperatu"}, {"n": "Hadley cell", "u": "/e/meteorology/hadley-cell/", "s": "A tropical atmospheric circulation that shapes global climate."}, {"n": "Hail", "u": "/e/meteorology/hail/", "s": "Solid precipitation in the form of balls or irregular lumps of ice, produced by thunderstorms."}, {"n": "High-pressure area", "u": "/e/meteorology/high-pressure-area/", "s": "High-pressure areas bring clear skies and light winds."}, {"n": "Humidity", "u": "/e/meteorology/humidity/", "s": "Humidity is the concentration of water vapor in air."}, {"n": "Hectare", "u": "/e/meteorology/hectare/", "s": "A non-SI metric unit of area equal to 10,000 square metres, primarily used for land measurement."}, {"n": "Day", "u": "/e/meteorology/day/", "s": "The time period of a full rotation of the Earth with respect to the Sun."}, {"n": "Fahrenheit", "u": "/e/meteorology/fahrenheit/", "s": "A temperature scale proposed by Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in 1724, still used in the United States and a few o"}, {"n": "Foot (unit)", "u": "/e/meteorology/foot-unit/", "s": "A forgotten unit born from rods and rain, not left feet."}, {"n": "Gallon", "u": "/e/meteorology/gallon/", "s": "Two gallons, one standard symbol: gal."}, {"n": "Hertz", "u": "/e/meteorology/hertz/", "s": "German physicist who proved electromagnetic waves exist."}, {"n": "Hill", "u": "/e/meteorology/hill/", "s": "A landform extending above terrain, smaller than a mountain."}, {"n": "Summer", "u": "/e/meteorology/summer/", "s": "The hottest and brightest of the four temperate seasons."}, {"n": "Temperate climate", "u": "/e/meteorology/temperate-climate/", "s": "Middle-latitude climates with distinct seasons and moderate temperatures."}, {"n": "Thunderstorm", "u": "/e/meteorology/thunderstorm/", "s": "A storm characterized by lightning and thunder, forming in cumulonimbus clouds."}, {"n": "Trade winds", "u": "/e/meteorology/trade-winds/", "s": "Prevailing east-to-west winds that have shaped global exploration, weather, and dust transport."}, {"n": "Tropical climate", "u": "/e/meteorology/tropical-climate/", "s": "A hot, humid climate group with two seasons and small temperature ranges."}, {"n": "Tropical cyclone", "u": "/e/meteorology/tropical-cyclone/", "s": "A rapidly rotating storm system with a low-pressure area, strong winds, and spiral thunderstorms."}, {"n": "Walker circulation", "u": "/e/meteorology/walker-circulation/", "s": "A conceptual model of tropical air flow in the troposphere, driven by heat distribution differences between oc"}, {"n": "Water cycle", "u": "/e/meteorology/water-cycle/", "s": "Continuous movement of water across Earth's reservoirs."}, {"n": "Water vapor", "u": "/e/meteorology/water-vapor/", "s": "The gaseous phase of water, a key greenhouse gas and component of Earth's hydrosphere."}, {"n": "Weather", "u": "/e/meteorology/weather/", "s": "Weather is the state of the Earth's atmosphere at a specific place and time, driven by air pressure, temperatu"}, {"n": "Weather forecasting", "u": "/e/meteorology/weather-forecasting/", "s": "Predicting the atmosphere: from ancient lore to modern science."}, {"n": "Weather front", "u": "/e/meteorology/weather-front/", "s": "Boundaries where air masses meet, bringing weather changes."}, {"n": "Wet season", "u": "/e/meteorology/wet-season/", "s": "The time of year when most of a region's average annual rainfall occurs, lasting at least one month."}, {"n": "Wind", "u": "/e/meteorology/wind/", "s": "The natural movement of air or other gases relative to a planet's surface."}]