What's the English word for weather?

English ['We? (r)]

Explanation:

Weather; Weather; Climate; situation

Summon up courage; Weathering; Erosion; Suffer from wind and rain

Weathering of intransitive verbs; Be eroded; Withstand wind and rain

Open air weather

(weather) name; Weixi language (UK)

[past tense: weathering; ; Past participle: weathered; ; Present participle: weathering; ; Third person singular: weathers]]

Phrases:

Weather forecast; Weather forecast; Weather forecast; weather forecast

Extended data:

Discrimination of words: weather and climate

(noun)

The difference between these two words is that:

1, the weather refers to the specific weather conditions in a certain place on a certain day, such as rain or shine, precipitation, temperature, wind force and wind direction. Climate refers to the overall climate of a certain area, such as drought, humidity, temperature and coolness. For example:

2. Little climate change; The weather has changed a lot.

Etymological explanation: weder comes directly from Old English; Originally from primitive Germanic language, wedran means air and sky.