Similar words: bad weather, weather, weathering, hot weather, weatherman, weathercock, weather vane, under the weather. Meaning: n. a period of unusually cold weather.
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31. This cold weather could spell trouble for gardeners.
32. My skin soon chapped in cold weather.
33. Her arthritis kicks up in cold weather.
34. The cold weather put a damper on our plans.
35. Cold weather retards the growth of many plants.
36. You should dress for cold weather today.
37. This cold weather finds out my old wound.
38. The dark nights and cold weather are closing in.
39. Cold weather disagrees with her.
40. Cold weather roughens your skin.
41. Water-pipes often burst in cold weather.
42. Cold weather plays the devil with my rheumatism.
43. The cold weather has nipped the fruit trees.
44. The approach of winter brings cold weather.
45. Gear lubricants may congeal and channel in cold weather.
46. Oil soon clogs in cold weather.
47. The hens don't lay during this cold weather.
48. She has a dislike of cold weather.
49. Cold weather chapped his hands.
50. The cold weather is set to persist throughout the week.
51. I'm feeling much better now that the cold weather is past.
52. I like cold weather.
53. The old feel the cold weather more than the young.
54. Because of the cold weather the crops are late this year.
55. At the approach of cold weather[sentencedict.com],(Sentence dictionary) the troops were unable to keep holding the field.
56. Strange as it may seem, I actually prefer cold weather.
57. My mother was very weak; she could not stand up to this cold weather.
58. I wanted to mend the roof before the cold weather set in.
59. A warm coat is a real boon in cold weather.
60. The cold weather played hell with the weekend sports schedule.
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