"Modern climatology" refers to the study of Earth's climate system using advanced scientific methods and techniques. It involves researching and understanding various factors that affect the weather patterns, such as temperature, precipitation, wind, and other atmospheric conditions. By studying the climate, scientists aim to predict future changes, understand the causes of climate change, and devise strategies to manage and mitigate its impacts on the planet and society.
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Lack of accurate data was the problem the father
of modern climatology, Hubert Lamb, identified when he set up the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) because,