Impact of Lunar and Solar Tides on Earth’s Climate: Atmospheric Dynamics and Predictive Modeling

Abstract

The threat of climate change represents a significant challenge for a considerable proportion of the global population, due to the potential for disasters that it poses. Consequently, it is imperative to conduct comprehensive research on this subject. The objective of this study is to examine the influence of the Moon and Sun on atmospheric tides, the celestial bodies heights and their subsequent impact on temperature, wind distribution and precipitation. A model was developed and verified through satellite observations to assess its predictive capacity for climatic phenomena. The findings indicate that the heights of the moon and sun give riseto tidal phenomena that exert a significant climatic influence, which should not be disregarded. Prioritising the study of these phenomena will facilitate a deeper comprehension of the distribution of atmospheric high tides on Earth, which in turn will enable a more accurate prediction of wind patterns, temperatures and precipitation. This will in turn lead to the prevention of climatic disasters.