Weather

What do we mean by weather?

The state of the atmosphere at a given time and place, with respect to variables such as temperature, moisture, wind velocity, and barometric pressure. noun

Adverse or destructive atmospheric conditions, such as high winds or heavy rain. noun

The unpleasant or destructive effects of such atmospheric conditions. noun

Changes of fortune. noun

To expose to the action of the elements, as for drying, seasoning, or coloring. intransitive verb

To discolor, disintegrate, wear, or otherwise affect adversely by exposure. intransitive verb

To come through (something) safely; survive. intransitive verb

To slope (a roof, for example) so as to shed water. intransitive verb

To pass to the windward of despite bad weather. intransitive verb

To show the effects, such as discoloration, of exposure to the elements. intransitive verb

To withstand the effects of weather. intransitive verb

Of or relating to the windward side of a ship; windward. adjective

Relating to or used in weather forecasting. adjective

To experience or cause to experience weather conditions that prevent movement. phrasal verb

(make heavy weather of) To exaggerate the difficulty of something to be done. idiom

(under the weather) Somewhat indisposed; slightly ill. idiom

(under the weather) Intoxicated; drunk. idiom

(under the weather) Suffering from a hangover. idiom

The short term state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place, including the temperature, relative humidity, cloud cover, precipitation, wind, etc.

Unpleasant or destructive atmospheric conditions, and their effects.

The direction from which the wind is blowing; used attributively to indicate the windward side.

A situation.

A storm; a tempest.

A light shower of rain.

Words that are spelled similarly to weather:
weather, leather, feather, wether, heather, wheather, aweather, werther, teather, wreather, wather.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word weather:
forecaster, forecasting, forecast, vane, meteorologist, meteorological, meteorology, prediction, tornadoes, permitting, conditions, hazard, visibility, radar, tornado, fog, precipitation, presenter, rain, sunny, updates, rains, winds, clouds, rainfall, atmospheric, observations, snow, warm, reconnaissance, anchor, temperature, patterns, storm, wind, cold, warning, wet, severe, hurricane, bureau, climate, prevented, cloud, segments, dry, tropical, observation, winter, channel, stations, satellite, cool, reports, maps, underground, squadron.

Words that rhyme with weather:
together, whether, leather, feather, altogether, bellwether, tether, wether, heather, nether, get-together, get together, come together, put together, all together, bring together, coming together, merriweather, pull together, shoe leather, whit leather, fairweather, draw together, add together, patent leather, russia leather, cobble together, hang together, throw together, in the altogether, quill feather, flight feather, ooze leather, stick together, white feather, band together, sea feather, sew together, white heather, scots heather, bell heather, bringing close together, slap together, crowd together, close together, contour feather, mayweather, primary feather, wash leather, bunch together, huddle together, living together, sickle feather, beach heather, crushed leather, princess feather, calling together, saddle feather, lash together, meriwether, pack together, purple heather, grether, imitation leather, white leather, stay together, golden heather, clap together, false heather, league together, fudge together, meriweather, piece of leather, starkweather, birdfeather, raether, sether.

Adjectives that are often used to describe weather:
cold, bad, hot, warm, fine, dry, wet, good, fair, inclement, stormy, clear, rainy, rough, severe, cool, heavy, calm, foul, damp, mild, cloudy, pleasant, sunny, beautiful, warmer, thick, windy, better, coldest, foggy, perfect, frosty, bright, bitter, adverse, lovely, humid, cooler, nice, favorable, colder, extreme, wintry, hard, hottest, favourable, tempestuous, glorious, moist, unfavorable, harsh, moderate, worst, dull, terrible, sultry, unfavourable, dirty, delightful, hazy, changeable, unsettled, gloomy, snowy, miserable, chilly, splendid, boisterous, milder, squally, wonderful, showery, nasty, dreadful, zero, finest, unusual, balmy, tropical, unpredictable, variable, unseasonable, overcast, misty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective weather:
roads, road, vane, conditions, glass, friends, gear, gage, reports, flow, boarding, changes, friend, god, bow, map, vanes, proof, capability, months, clothing, crops, signs, lore, clouds, gauge, maps, side, boards, cloudy, stains, observations, records, forecasts, quarter, eye, crop, beam, prophet, highway, operation, predictions, forecasting, operations, coat, stripping, courts, fighter, prophets, board, season, highways, track, breeder, surface, clothes, route, phenomena, aircraft, station, cumulus, wisdom, interceptor, resistance, balloons, port, jacket, glasses, prediction, strips, protection, braces, rail, ometer, flows, base, plants, chart, sailor, patterns, relationships, stations, satellites, fighters, report, stain, plant, charts.

Consonant match to weather:
whether, wither, worthy, wether, whither, werther, worthey, wai the, we the, we thee, wee the, were the, why the, with a, with her, with the, woo thee, wythe the, y the.

Words that sound like weather:
weather, whether, wether, waether, wither, whither, wuther, heather, wedder, weder, wemmer, where, wear, ware, wheather, weathered, wearer, waer, wher, weathers, weller, wenger, werther, wair, yother, weare, werre, wenner, werr, wehr, wehner, weather eye, wethers, aweather, leather, tether, hither, nether, uther, wimmer, widder, with, winner, withered, weir, withers, wisher, winger, withe, wier, witcher, whizzer, winr, willer, winther, withes, withy, withey, swither, wisr, withrow, whitcher, wisser, widger, withee, witherow, wlr, wider, wafer, woofer, wader, weeder, hathor, weider, wieder, waifer, wimer, weimer, wadder, huether, weiher, wiemer, ymer, wafr, yder, wadr, mother, rather, nother, souther, suther, mither, ryther, waar, nither, tother, muther, lither, swather, cither.