Weather modeling is the process of using mathematical equations and computer simulations to predict atmospheric conditions. These models take into account various factors such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and pressure to forecast weather patterns. Meteorologists rely on these models to provide accurate and timely weather information. Different types of weather models exist, including numerical weather prediction models and climate models. Numerical models focus on short-term forecasts, while climate models analyze long-term trends. By continuously updating data from satellites and weather stations, these models help improve our understanding of the atmosphere and enhance public safety during severe weather events.