weather

2. High moisture content in the air, causing a sensation of dampness and stickiness.
3. Extremely low temperatures, often below the freezing point of water.
5. Pleasant weather conditions, typically with clear skies and moderate temperatures.
7. Improvement in weather conditions, usually involving the dissipation of clouds and precipitation.
9. Periods of rain, usually brief and intermittent.
13. Heavy rainfall, characterized by a significant volume of water falling from the sky.
14. The upward movement of temperatures or atmospheric pressure.
15. Severe weather or other adverse conditions causing damage or destruction.
17. A decrease in temperature, often after a period of warmth.

1. Very high temperatures, often uncomfortably so.
3. A prediction or estimate of future weather conditions.
4. Uncomfortably cold temperatures, often accompanied by a sensation of coldness.
6. Consistently occurring throughout the entire year, without significant seasonal variation.
8. A sudden decrease in temperature or atmospheric pressure.
9. Divisions of the year characterized by distinct weather patterns and daylight hours.
10. An increase in temperature, usually after a period of cold weather.
11. A light and gentle wind.
12. Pleasantly moderate temperatures, neither too hot nor too cold.
16. Ice crystals formed by the freezing of water vapor in the air, typically on cold surfaces.