Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
spell-of-weather
noun
/spɛl əv ˈwɛðər/
Definition
A spell of weather refers to a period of time during which a particular type of weather occurs consistently in a specific region.
Examples
- During the summer, we enjoyed a lovely spell of weather that allowed us to spend most of our days outdoors.
- After a long spell of wet weather, the sun finally broke through the clouds.
- The region experienced an unusual spell of cold weather in April, surprising many residents.
Meaning
Typically, this term is used to describe a temporary change in weather patterns, such as a prolonged period of sunshine, rain, or storms.
Synonyms
- period of weather
- weather pattern
- seasonal change
- climatic condition
