Microclimate refers to the small-scale climate characteristics in the near surface atmosphere and upper soil caused by certain structural features of the underlying surface. These small-scale climate characteristics are generally manifested in individual meteorological values and sometimes in individual weather phenomena such as wind, fog, frost, rime, etc. However, changes in these factors will not cause significant changes in the weather and climate characteristics determined by large-scale processes such as advection and fronts. Micro meteorology is a discipline that studies micro scale, small-scale, or local scale atmospheric phenomena, processes, and changes that occur in the lower layer of the atmospheric boundary layer and its underlying soil vegetation atmosphere interaction layer.