Which ancient philosopher is considered the founder of meteorology?

Paco, no but Aristotles work Meteorology included discussions of earthquakes. Which is what the question says.

Player #62752956, and his predictions were just as accurate as they are in this day.

Paco, Weather and earthquakes are considered to be in two separate fields NOW, but it hasn't always been that way. The disciplines have been divided and subdivided many times, leading to Geology, (specifically Seismology for earthquakes and Volcanology for volcanoes, for example), and Meteorology (and its similar sub-classifications). In the beginning, Earth/sky phenomena were all lumped together.

Paco, they are discussed on the weather channel.

Paco, Are you sure about that?