weather _noun

ADJECTIVES

beautiful, excellent, fair, fine, glorious, good, ideal, lovely
appalling, atrocious, awful, bad, dismal, dreadful, foul, gloomy, grim, inclement, inhospitable
lousy, miserable, nasty, rotten, rough, terrible, vile, wretched 
hot, humid, muggy, sultry, warm
mild
bright, clear, sunny
calm
dry
reliable, settled
changeable, fickle, uncertain, unpredictable, unsettled
extreme, fierce, harsh, severe, violent, wild | bitter, cold, freezing, frosty, icy, wintry 
cool
cloudy, grey
damp, rainy, wet
foggy
blustery, stormy, windy
unseasonable/unseasonal, unseasonably/unseasonally …

QUANT

spell

VERBS

brave
clear (up), improve, let up, warm up
hold out, keep up
threaten
break, deteriorate, worsen
become sth, get sth, turn sth
remain sth, stay sth
close in, set in
allow, permit
prevent sth
change

NOUNS

conditions
patterns, system
forecast, report
data, records
satellite, station
chart, map

PHRASES

a change in the weather
in all weathers
the vagaries of the weather
whatever the weather

weather _verb

1-) pass safely through sth

ADVERBS

successfully, well

VERBS

manage to

2-) change in appearance because of the sun/air/wind

ADVERBS

badly