World Meteorological Day is observed on 23 March each year, on 30 March 1950, the World Meteorological Organization was established as a department of the United Nations. Its headquarter are in Geneva, the meteorological department based on geology has many world refinements. The use of this science helps in getting accurate information not only of many natural disasters like periodic floods, droughts, earthquakes, but also the weather conditions, cyclone prospects, and weather of air traffic, sea traffic, etc. 

Nowadays meteorology has reached a very advanced level, we can get the information of weather through various radars and high-tech work or computer. Not only this, by sending accurate information and pictures by the flow of water and wind and the artificial satellite, you can know about it. 

If not, the meteorological department has the information of the highest and lowest levels easily. The level of pollution there can be known in a few minutes. Many small details can also be obtained easily. We should keep in mind that changes in the weather and many seasonal events related to it can also be detected. 

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