weather

The most common and general term for unpleasant weather.

A very common and general term for pleasant weather.

A very common and general term for pleasant weather.

Common term for good, dry, and sunny weather.

A common, slightly more enthusiastic term than 'good weather'.

Describes aesthetically pleasing weather.

Common, warm term for very pleasant weather.

Common term for very bad weather.

Describes pleasant weather, with no rain and not too hot or cold.

Describes weather that is exactly right, without any flaws.

Common term for very unpleasant weather, especially in American English.

Describes very high-quality weather, ideal for activities.

Emphatic term for very beautiful, sunny, and impressive weather.

Describes weather that is perfect for a specific purpose or activity.

Formal term for difficult or unfavorable weather conditions.

An emphatic term for excellent weather, especially in British English.

Very strong term for extremely bad or cruel weather.

Strong term for shockingly bad weather, especially in British English.

The weather becomes better (e.g., warmer, sunnier, less windy).

The weather becomes sunny and free of clouds or rain.

Refers to a short period of a particular type of weather.

To take pleasure in good weather.

To handle a difficult situation effectively.

To endure and survive a difficult period or situation without significant damage.