weather report

American  

noun

1. a summary of weather conditions, often including predicted conditions, for an area.

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Etymology

Origin of weather report

First recorded in 1860–65

Example Sentences

"We watch a weather report and our whole world crumbles around us - it's taken a toll on our health if I'm perfectly honest with you - it's taken over our lives," he said.

From BBC

“We need to be able to ask: What if these jumbled letters represent, say, ‘today’s weather report’?”

From Literature

Weir-penned songs include Grateful Dead fan favorites “Sugar Magnolia,” “Jack Straw,” “Playing in the Band” and “Weather Report Suite.”

From Los Angeles Times

I would like to think that a weather report on the radio is a nod to Simenon’s habit of opening a story with a description of the season and the climate, but perhaps that is overthought.

From Los Angeles Times

As if “Boogie Nights” wasn’t audacious enough, Anderson boldly followed it up with a film of naked vulnerability: an emotional weather report unafraid to risk embarrassment in examining a perpetual dark night of the soul.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• forecast