weather
A Dictionary of Aviation · 1911 · p. 27
‘wedaz 2. [also spelt wether] the state of the air or atmosfere with respect to xrts cloudine , humidity, motions, temperature, pre ure, electyrcal condition, or other characteristics. broken weather, unsettled wether. clerk of the weather, a humorous persenrfication of the influences contzollszng the wether; Old Prob; also, the director of the Britrsh Meteorolegrcal Offxrce or thé meteorolegrcal department of the Signal-service of the United States. falling weather, wether 1n which there 1s, or rs liable to be, a precrpzrtation or fall of rain, snow, or hail; rainy or snowy wether. radiation weather, wether in which radiation of heat from the earth’s surface 1s especially notic-able; the clear dry atmosferze condition which prevails within areas of high barometrre pre ure or descending air when terrestrial radiation of heat is at its maximum.
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