the weather holds (out) (=good weather continues in the same way ) The forecast said the weather should hold until Tuesday. the weather turns (=changes ) The weather had turned mild. verbs have good/bad etc weather We have had lovely weather all week. windy/stormy In windy weather, water from the fountain is blown onto the paths. wet/rainy I’m so sick of this wet weather. Water pot plants daily during spells of dry weather. fine/sunny/fair/dry If the weather is fine, we’ll eat outside. awful/dreadful/terrible weather We came home early because of the awful weather. bad (=wet or stormy ) Several flights were cancelled owing to bad weather. glorious/beautiful/perfect It was glorious weather, so we decided to go for a picnic. 2 → the weather 3 → in all weathers 4 → under the weather 5 → keep a weather eye on something → make heavy weather of something COLLOCATIONS adjectives good/nice/lovely (=not wet ) We’ll go out if the weather is good. Games are sometimes cancelled because of bad weather. You also often use weather with an adjective such as good or bad : We had good weather all week.You often say the weather : The weather seems to be getting worse.
S1 W2 noun 1 HEM WEATHER the temperature and other conditions such as sun, rain, and wind What’s the weather like today? The weather turned bitterly cold.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Meteorology weather weath‧er 1 / ˈweðə $ -ər /
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