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weather

[weth-er] / ˈwɛð ər /
NOUN
atmospheric conditions
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“There’s so many more contaminants that are going to be hitting fields because of droughts and floods and all these extreme weather events. How are these crops becoming much more resilient?”

From The Wall Street Journal

Seasons shift from summer to winter, and weather patterns can swing from floods one year to drought the next.

From Science Daily

The event fell victim to bad weather for the third time since 2003, leaving 45,000 revellers to make alternative plans to see in the new year.

From BBC

That proximity is a draw for both experienced hikers and those who are ill-prepared for the terrain and weather, which can be up to 40 degrees cooler than the basin below.

From Los Angeles Times

With the colder weather expected to last into next week, forecasters are keeping an eye on a weather system that could bring more widespread snow even across England and Wales on Tuesday.

From BBC