Meaning & Definition of word "Weather"

Weather

/ˈwɛðər/

1. The state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time, including factors such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind.
- Example: The weather today is sunny with a chance of rain later in the afternoon.
2. A condition or situation that affects or influences something.
- Example: The economy is sensitive to the weather of public opinion.
3. Meteorological conditions or phenomena, such as rain, snow, or wind.
- Example: They canceled the outdoor concert due to severe weather.

1. To endure or withstand a storm or adverse conditions.
- Example: The old barn managed to weather the fierce storm last night.
2. To change or erode due to exposure to the elements.
- Example: The rocks have weathered over time, resulting in a smooth surface.

●Middle English wether, from Old English wæder, of uncertain origin.

Weather the storm:

To endure a difficult situation.

Under the weather:

Feeling ill or unwell.

Make the weather:

To have a significant impact on a situation.

climate:

The long-term average of weather patterns in a given area.

forecast:

A prediction of future weather conditions.

meteorology:

The science that deals with the atmosphere and its phenomena.

Meaning: Chilly

● Example Sentence: It's a bit chilly out, better grab a jacket.

Meaning: Fair weather

● Example Sentence: He's only around during fair weather, not when things get tough.