fair-weather days
noun phraseUK /ˌfeə ˈwɛðə deɪz/
US /ˌfɛr ˈwɛðər deɪz/
Fair-weather days are days when the sky is clear and the weather is nice.
We packed a picnic for the fair-weather days of summer.
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2. Times when things are going well and there are no problems.
The company hired extra staff during its fair-weather days.
3. Days suitable for sailing or flying because the wind and sky are calm.
The sailors set out only on fair-weather days.
4. People who stay friendly only when things are easy, used as 'fair-weather friends'.
He learned that fair-weather friends disappear when you need help.