National Weatherman's Day is celebrated in the United States on February 5 each year to honor meteorologists, weather forecasters, and storm observers. This day is significant as it coincides with the birthday of John Jeffries, one of the first weather observers in the country. The observance recognizes the hard work and research that meteorologists undertake to provide accurate weather forecasts and information, which helps the public prepare for various weather conditions. While meteorologists study atmospheric phenomena, weather presenters communicate forecasts to the public through various media. National Weatherman's Day serves as a day of appreciation for those who contribute to our understanding of the weather and help keep us informed about potential weather threats.