The phrase "alter weather" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misspelling of "alter" and "weather," which do not typically go together in a meaningful context.
Example: "The scientists are studying how to alter weather patterns to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "change the weather" or "modify weather conditions".
They also wonder if the bacteria could migrate into the upper atmosphere and alter weather patterns.
The resulting disruption in the transfer of heat could cause changes in atmospheric patterns throughout the Atlantic and alter weather patterns around the world.
Relying on technologies developed during World War II, such proposals were designed to alter weather systems in order to obtain more favourable climate conditions on a regional scale.
Research by the campaigning group Greenpeace, published this week, suggests that melting ice in the Arctic may also alter weather patterns in the northern hemisphere, contributing to wetter summers in some areas and colder, stormy winters.
Stratospheric sulphur, for example, is likely to alter weather patterns globally, to inhibit crop growth, and to lead to further destruction of the ozone hole as well as acid rain.
For the first time since 1998, the Pacific is shifting into a warm phase, El Niño, that can alter weather patterns from Asia to the Americas, federal climatologists said.
Rock coatings are important in geomorphology because coatings: alter weathering rates; play a role in case-hardening surfaces; offer clues to understanding environmental change; and can provide chronometric insight into the exposure of the underlying rock surface.
Climate change sharpens every threat by altering weather patterns, extending droughts, strengthening storms.
Already, the reduction in sea ice is altering weather patterns in the Arctic region, and perhaps beyond.
As the global average temperature rises, it alters weather systems, changing patterns of heat and cold and shifting wind currents.
The dinosaurs became extinct, so the common theory holds, when a large asteroid or comet struck the Earth near the Yucatan 65 million years ago, drastically altering weather patterns worldwide.
