weathercontrol

noun
UK /ˈwɛðə kənˈtrəʊl/
US /ˈwɛðər kənˈtroʊl/

Weather control is when people try to change the weather, like making it rain or stopping a storm.

The scientists used weather control to make clouds drop rain on the dry farm.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The power to decide what the weather will be, like in a story or game.

In the game, the wizard had weather control and could summon snow.

3. Machines or tools used to change the weather on purpose.

The lab built weather control devices to test in the desert.

4. Keeping the weather inside a place comfortable, like in a building.

The greenhouse uses weather control to stay warm in winter.