Weather prediction is the process of forecasting atmospheric conditions using scientific methods. Meteorologists analyze data from various sources, including satellites, weather stations, and radar systems, to understand current weather patterns. This information helps them make educated guesses about future weather, such as temperature, precipitation, and wind speed. To improve accuracy, weather prediction relies on computer models that simulate the atmosphere's behavior. These models take into account factors like humidity, air pressure, and temperature to create forecasts. While predictions can be quite accurate for short-term forecasts, they become less reliable over longer periods due to the complex nature of the atmosphere.