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Meanings of good weather in English

Catalan
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Weather suitable for outdoor activities.

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Usage of good weather in English
1
The spell of good weather is likely to continue throughout the weekend.
The Irish Times
2
Saying that, due to the recent good weather, the fruit came early.
The Irish Times
3
Out of money, time, and good weather, Morris returned home to Glasgow.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
From here, it was five days' ride to Bôkthersa, in good weather.
Shadows Return
5
A trip of thirty minutes in good weather took him an hour.
Burning bright
6
The current bout of good weather has brought with it a conundrum.
The Irish Times
7
Leastways, we should get some good weather at this time o' year.'
Sword of Honour
8
They seldom see good weather, blue sky, few people on the road.
Radio NZ
9
In good weather, we'd be on the summit in half a day.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
We're keeping all our fingers and toes crossed for good weather tonight.
Climbing Magazine
11
It won't last forever, so enjoy the good weather while it's here.
The Irish Times
12
The bay where Octavian is anchored is usable only during good weather.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
13
Keep your good weather eye on her, fella, and she'll be fine.
The Shining
14
She had begun to be dreadfully homesick as the good weather came.
Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch; Or, The Old Mexican's Treasure
15
The farmer waits till good weather is assured for a few days.
Hodge and His Masters
16
Despite good weather, their lives seemed to be filled with storm clouds.
Irresistible forces
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Translations for good weather
Catalan
bon temps
Good weather through the time
Good weather across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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