Pronunciation: /fɛr ˈwɛðər/
noun Fair weather refers to pleasant weather conditions, usually characterized by clear skies, mild temperatures, and little to no precipitation.
A1 I prefer fair weather for outdoor activities.
A2 Fair weather is perfect for a picnic in the park.
B1 The wedding was planned for fair weather, but it ended up raining.
B2 Sailors always hope for fair weather during their voyages.
C1 The farmers were grateful for the fair weather that helped their crops thrive.
C2 The event organizers were relieved when they saw the fair weather forecast for the weekend.
formal The event was held outdoors, and we were fortunate to have fair weather throughout the day.
informal Let's plan a picnic for this weekend, as the forecast is showing fair weather.
slang I'm so glad it's fair weather today, let's make the most of it!
figurative In times of trouble, true friends are like fair weather, always there to brighten your day.
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