'clean weather' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to weather that is free of pollution or contaminants. For example: "We're lucky to have had clean weather all week."
His daughters say that Ali, nudging 73 and living in Phoenix, Arizona, where the air is clean, the weather balmy and visitors few, laughs at reports that he is on his deathbed.
A1 A Difficult Mess to Clean Up Weather and the swells and powerful winds of the Bering Sea are preventing cleanup crews and biologists from getting to the site of last week's wreck of a freighter, where a still-unknown amount of fuel may be leaking into one of the world's ecologically richest wildlife refuges.
The streets were clean, the weather was moderate, the views of the Finger Lakes were splendid.
Give a good reason for asking them such as having had new carpets or having just had them cleaned, the weather being particularly foul or you can say that your driveway is gritty and you're trying to minimize how much of it gets walked in.
The disadvantages of the method are the need of good weather, clean, and fresh sky to allow temperature optimum for CNT growth.
"The sea is clean, and the weather is great," she said, as a white-clad waiter delivered a round of pink Sex on the Beach shots to her daughter and her daughter's friends.
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This is an important part of helping them stay warm and clean during cold weather.
The rocky, remote Alaska shoreline was difficult to clean, and the subarctic weather made it impossible to work in winter.
Walking out into the cold gray, Fatou felt a sense of brightness, of being washed clean, that neither the weather nor her new circumstance could dim.
