Weather vs Climate – What’s the Difference?

This video examines weather and climate and explains their key differences. Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and visibility that change daily. On the other hand, climate represents long-term patterns of weather averaged over decades or centuries. The video also explains how weather is measured using instruments like weather stations and satellites, while climate is analyzed through historical data and long-term trends. The connection between climate change and weather patterns is discussed, emphasizing their impact on daily life, agriculture, water resources, and policymaking.