The weather is always bad during earthquakes. Do they have a close relationship?

Reason: Because the earthquake itself is a geographical phenomenon, meteorology and geography are closely related, so it will have an impact.

However, because the earthquake is closely related to the geography and landform of the epicenter area, the problem of "how to affect it" is very complicated.

Earthquakes, like wind and rain, are natural phenomena, and there are precursors before coming, especially strong earthquakes, which always cause various physical and chemical changes underground and above ground during the gestation process.