weathershift
nounUK /ˈwɛðəʃɪft/
US /ˈwɛðərʃɪft/
A weathershift is when the weather changes from one kind to another.
We packed umbrellas because a weathershift was coming in the afternoon.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sudden change in how people feel or act toward something.
The new rules caused a weathershift in how the team worked.
3. A change in the general mood or conditions of a situation.
After the good news, a weathershift lifted everyone's spirits.
4. A shift in wind or air patterns that affects local conditions.
Sailors watched for a weathershift before leaving the harbor.