fair-weathertime

noun
UK /ˌfeə ˈwɛðə taɪm/
US /ˌfɛr ˈwɛðər taɪm/

Fair-weathertime is a time when the sky is clear and the weather is nice.

We packed a picnic for fair-weathertime at the park.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A period when everything is going well and there are no problems.

The team enjoyed a fair-weathertime after winning three games in a row.

3. A season or stretch of days with calm, pleasant conditions for travel.

Sailors waited for fair-weathertime before crossing the bay.

4. A time when someone is happy and friendly, especially when things suit them.

His fair-weathertime ended as soon as the work got hard.