1. Plural of anemograph; instruments that automatically record wind speed and direction over time.
Usage: technical; meteorology

Examples

• The weather station installed several anemographs to monitor wind patterns throughout the year.
• Meteorologists rely on anemographs to collect continuous data on wind velocity and direction.
• The anemographs at the airport provide essential information for flight operations.
• Historical anemographs from the 1950s show how wind patterns have changed over decades.
• Modern anemographs use digital sensors to record wind data with high precision.