Similar words: weather, weathering, weather forecast, under the weather, sweat, sweater, sweating, sweatshop. Meaning: n. weather unsuitable for outdoor activities.
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61 What bad weather we're having!
62 It is madness to climb in such bad weather.
63 The bad weather conditions prevented the plane from landing.
64 Don't let the bad weather spoil your holiday.
65 We ran into bad weather/debt/trouble.
66 The train was delayed because of bad weather.
67 The bad weather detained the travellers for several hours.
68 Everything's on hold again because of the bad weather.
69 Bad weather didn't deter them from starting their vacation.
70 Bad weather ruined our holidays.
71 The rescue attempt was frustrated by bad weather.
72 The walkers were good-humoured despite the bad weather.
73 Bad weather has resulted in crop failure.
74 The bad weather hampered rescue operations.
75 Rescue efforts were severely hampered by the bad weather.
76 The match was called off because of bad weather.
77 The climbers were overtaken by bad weather.
78 Our progress was hampered by the bad weather.
79 Bad weather can upset even the best-laid plans.
80 The bad weather multiplied the danger of their exploration.
81 Communications were temporarily dislocated by the bad weather.
82 Bad weather can upset even the best-laid travel plans.
83 Don't walk over the moors in bad weather.
84 Voting was brisk in spite of the bad weather.
85 The rescue operation has been complicated by bad weather.
86 The bad weather added to the shipwrecked sailors' difficulties.
87 The plane was delayed for several hours by bad weather.
88 The climbers reached the top,(sentence dictionary) in spite of bad weather conditions .
89 The race may have to be called off if the bad weather continues.
90 All flights to New York today are delayed because of bad weather.
More similar words: weather, weathering, weather forecast, under the weather, sweat, sweater, sweating, sweatshop, leather, feather, death, heath, breath, breathe, heathen, wreathe, wreath, beneath, wreathed, to death, bequeath, sheathing, death toll, breathing, death camp, death rate, heathenism, deathtrap, breathless, close at hand.