The science of meteorology is both complex and fascinating. By studying weather patterns, we can predict everything from sunny days to stormy nights, as well as more extreme phenomena like hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards. It all starts with data collection—satellite images, radar readings, weather balloons, and ground stations—all of which provide critical insights into the conditions of the atmosphere. These tools, combined with mathematical models and computer simulations, allow me to forecast the weather with a high degree of accuracy.