Aerial biomass forms an essential ingredient of air. Air is one of the most essential requirements for the survival of mankind and other animals on this planet. The quality and composition of air change with the change in aerial biomass. Meteorological factors viz. temperature (T), relative humidity (RH) and rainfall (RF) affect the composition of air. Meteorological factors affect the health of people by changing the composition of air we breathe. A study was done to assess the impact of meteorological factors on aerial biomass and hence on health of the people. The present study clearly showed the variation in pattern of health problems with variation in meteorological factors establishing the relationship between meteorological factors and health of the people.