Definition

Noun: - Weather suitable for outdoor activities: Conditions in the atmosphere that are pleasant, safe, and conducive to being outside, typically characterized by a lack of precipitation, comfortable temperatures, and good visibility.

Usage

The term "good weather" is used to describe atmospheric conditions that are generally considered favorable. It is a common, uncountable noun phrase. - It is often used in general statements, plans, and hopes. - It can be modified by adjectives like "perfect," "beautiful," or "unexpected." - It is frequently contrasted with "bad weather."

Examples

Advanced Usage

• "in all good weather": During any period of favorable conditions.
  • He rides his bicycle to work in all good weather.
• The concept is subjective and can vary by activity (e.g., good weather for sailing might be windy, while good weather for a picnic might be calm).

Variants and Related Words

• Fair weather (n): A synonym often implying mild, pleasant conditions. It can also be used in the compound noun "fair-weather friend" (a person who is only a friend in good times).
• Clear weather (n): Weather with an absence of clouds or precipitation.
• Fine weather (n): Another common synonym for pleasant atmospheric conditions.

Synonyms

• Fair weather
• Fine weather
• Clear weather
• Pleasant weather

Antonyms

• Bad weather
• Inclement weather
• Stormy weather
• Foul weather

Related Phrases

• Make good weather of it (idiom, nautical): To sail well despite difficult conditions. (Note: This idiom uses "good weather" in a specific, non-literal context.)
• Weather permitting: A phrase used to indicate that an outdoor event or activity will happen only if the weather is good enough.
  • The concert will be outdoors, weather permitting.

Noun

1. weather suitable for outdoor activities