aclimatological

Adjective

aclimatological (not comparable)

1. Differing from normal climatological data or considerations.
   • The principal disadvantage of climatology is that it gives only the average behavior of storms under the average conditions. Therefore, climatology can never handle aclimatological situations. The analog approach attempts to minimize this problem by restricting the historical data base to a small...1993, Richard A. Jeffries, Charles R. Sampson, Lester E. III Carr, Jan-Hwa Chu, Tropical Cyclone Forecasters Reference Guide; 5. Numerical track forecast guidance, Defense Technical Information Center
   • Seasons that are active in the deep tropics also tend to be associated with relatively low CLIPER5 errors. To the extent that erratic or aclimatological behavior is difficult to anticipate by a forecaster or a model, the seasonal variations in CLIPER5 errors offer a convenient, if imperfect, way to...2022, M. DeMaria, J. L. Franklin, R. Zelinsky, D. A. Zelinsky, M. J. Onderlinde, J. A. Knaff, S. N. Stevenson, J. Kaplan, K. D. Musgrave, G. Chirokova, C. R. Sampson, “The National Hurricane Center...