Meteorological weapons mainly include

Meteorological weapons mainly include the following types:

1. Cloud explosion: By injecting energy into the cloud, the water droplets in the cloud will quickly condense into ice crystals, which will cause severe weather such as precipitation, lightning and hail, causing harm to the enemy. Rain wall: create rain belts over enemy positions, block sight and flying objects, and reduce enemy combat effectiveness.

2. Fog wall: create dense fog on the battlefield, reduce visibility and interfere with enemy actions. Avalanche: Induced landslides or avalanches by artificial means, causing damage to the enemy. Drought: By changing the surface temperature and humidity, serious drought occurred in enemy-occupied areas, affecting agricultural production and people's lives.

3. Storm: making use of meteorological conditions to create extreme weather such as strong winds and hurricanes, causing damage to enemy facilities and personnel. Heat wave: By changing the surface temperature, high-temperature weather is created, which affects enemy production and people's lives. Ozone layer destruction: the ozone layer in the atmosphere is destroyed by releasing chemicals, which leads to enhanced ultraviolet radiation and harms human beings and the ecological environment.

The meaning of meteorology and related knowledge

1. Meteorology refers to the sum of various meteorological phenomena in the atmosphere in nature, including weather, climate, meteorological disasters, atmospheric physical and chemical phenomena, etc. Meteorological phenomena are various natural phenomena in the atmosphere, including clouds, rain, snow, lightning, strong winds, typhoons and so on. These meteorological phenomena are usually influenced by meteorological elements in the atmosphere, such as temperature, humidity and air pressure.

2. Meteorology is a science that studies atmospheric phenomena and their changes, involving physics, chemistry, biology, geography and other disciplines. The purpose of meteorological research is to understand and predict the emergence, development and change of meteorological phenomena and provide scientific basis and services for human production and life activities.

3. Meteorological observation is the basis of meteorological research, including ground observation and high-altitude observation. Ground observation mainly includes the observation of meteorological elements such as temperature, humidity, air pressure, wind speed, wind direction and precipitation. High-altitude observation uses balloons, airplanes and other means to observe elements such as atmospheric composition, temperature and humidity.