Question

which instrument would a meteorologist use to measure weather data from the upper atmosphere?
radiosonde
ceilometer
satellite
anemometer

Explanation:

A radiosonde is a small, expendable instrument package carried by a balloon into the upper atmosphere. It measures various weather parameters like temperature, humidity, and pressure. A ceilometer measures cloud height. A satellite provides a broad - scale view of weather patterns but not detailed in - situ data from the upper atmosphere like a radiosonde. An anemometer measures wind speed.

Answer:

radiosonde