Object

• storm: The British economy looks to be doing fair, and has weathered the storm relatively well.

Converse of object

• brave: More Fun Day Pictures Click Here Wednesday 17 June and DIVA members brave the weather and visit Nostell for a paint and picnic event.

• deteriorate: The next day we left for HC ( High Camp ) in deteriorating weather.

• forecast: Medway road weather forecast The road weather forecast for Medway is only updated during the winter.

Adjective modifier

• inclement: The Coach House is booked in case of inclement weather.

• wet: Will they perch openly in wet weather or take some shelter?

• cold: In cold weather, cold air blows under the kitchen door.

• hot: Even a few weeks of very hot, dry weather can dry out the upper layers of the soil.

• warm: Night Light Holders The warmer weather means we can all enjoy the evenings in the garden or on a balcony.

• bad: The system will cut down on flight problems caused by bad weather enabling planes to land in low cloud.

Modifies a noun

• forecast: Get the local weather forecast for any location in the world.

• condition: Weather conditions convince the list last quot we'd come.

• forecasting: You don't need any map reading skills, or weather forecasting ability.

• forecaster: UK weather forecasters use the Solar UV Index to show how much UV radiation is reaching the earth's surface.

• vane: Finials and weather vanes are also restored and re-gilded.

• prediction: The meteorology tuition includes the taking and interpretation of forecasts, plotting of weather systems and weather prediction using a barometer and by observation.

Noun used with modifier

• freak: We have all experienced " freak weather " over the last few years.

• freezing: Often, in freezing weather, the sodden roots can actually dislodge tiles.

• winter: Ideal for cold winter weather or zipped into an Interactive shell for extra warmth.

Present participle complement

• permit: Meals are taken in the charming kitchen, or weather permitting, outside on the terrace.