1. relating to or occurring on an intermediate scale between microscopic and macroscopic, especially in meteorology referring to weather phenomena covering areas of several kilometers to hundreds of kilometers
Usage: meteorology; geography

1. an intermediate scale of measurement or observation between microscopic and macroscopic levels
Usage: technical

Examples

• The meteorologist studied mesoscale weather patterns to predict local thunderstorms.
• Mesoscale convective systems can produce severe weather over large areas.
• The research focused on mesoscale atmospheric phenomena.
• Scientists use mesoscale models to forecast regional weather conditions.
• The tornado formed within a mesoscale weather system.
• Understanding mesoscale processes is crucial for accurate weather prediction.