weather change
Atmospheric condition alteration
Weather change refers to any shift in atmospheric conditions—temperature, precipitation, wind, or pressure moving from one state to another.
The phrase often appears in everyday conversation about upcoming shifts: There's a weather change coming this weekend.
It can also describe the physical effects people feel: My joints always ache before a weather change.
- climatePrevailing atmospheric conditions
- shiftMovement or work period
- stormSevere atmospheric disturbance
- temperatureMeasured heat intensity
- forecastPrediction of future conditions
seasons · warming · heat wave · cooling · cold snap · polar vortex · wind · rain · rainy season · drought · humidity · pressure · front · clouds · clear skies · atmospheric · fluctuation · pattern
- continuity errorsblood splatter, lipstick shade, sweat stain, mirror reflection, body double
- movie mistakesblooper, continuity error, flub, gaffe, plot hole
- time-lapseplant growth, clouds, star trails, traffic, sunrise
- fishing problemstangled line, snags, broken line, backlash, birds nest
weather, change, weathers, weathered, weathering, weatherman, weatherproof, changes, changed