WordNet
good weather
n. weather suitable for outdoor activities [ant: bad weather]
Usage examples of "good weather".
In good weather, as a place for the delegates to stretch their legs and talk privately, the yard was ideal.
Without insulators, maximum signal distances are a few miles and only that in good weather.
It skipped and slewed on the roughening waters, a cork adrift, propelled by a single sail and a captain who clearly did not know a whole lot about sailing in good weather, let alone bad.
They made less than three knots, even in good weather: it took them ten days of crawling to finish the journey.
Fortunately, the sea was calm and the sky held a promise of good weather, at least for a sufficient time to enable us to reach Tofoa.