The book “Introduction to Agrometeorology and Climate Change” provides a  comprehensive introduction to the dynamic relationship between weather, climate, and agriculture. It is designed to help readers understand how atmospheric conditions affect crop growth, soil health, and overall agricultural productivity. By combining basic meteorological principles with practical agricultural applications, the book serves as a bridge between science and farming practices, making it accessible to students, researchers, and practitioners in agriculture and environmental sciences.

This book covers essential topics such as weather elements (temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind), climate variability, and seasonal forecasting, highlighting their influence on agriculture. It also delves into soil-water-plant-atmosphere interactions, crop modeling, and the impact of extreme weather events. his text is suitable for students of agricultural sciences, environmental studies, meteorology, and policy planning, as well as farmers and extension workers seeking to enhance their knowledge of climate-smart agriculture. With clear explanations, illustrative figures, and practical examples, the book empowers readers to apply meteorological knowledge to realworld farming scenarios.