The phrase "good weather window" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiom referring to a period of time when the weather is expected to be favourable for some purpose. For example, "We have a good weather window this week, so let's plan to go camping!".
If it is good weather crack the window open.(This helps you relax and have fresh air to breath while you sleep .. Tips for sleeping without cleaning... Set a regular bedtime and wake up at a regular time for yourself.
At one time in his life he was an academic with tenure, but he decided to give that up and to return to the family farm in New England to focus on writing and to enjoy the bucolic scenery he can watch from the porch in good weather and from a window in bad.
One hundred fifty climbers tried to reach the top on Friday and Saturday to take advantage of a window of good weather.
And given a rare window of good weather, it's likely that nothing would have prevented the various climbing teams from making a simultaneous scramble for the summit.
Hundreds of climbers from 32 expeditions and their Sherpa guides and helpers are at the base camp waiting for the window of good weather in May to make their way to the 29,035 foot summit.
The deadly weekend unfolded as an estimated 150 climbers tried to reach the top on Friday and Saturday as they rushed to use a brief window of good weather in a troubled climbing season.
Nepal plans to minimise the congestion of climbers near the 8,850m (29,035ft) summit of Mount Everest, which is clogged with scores of climbers during the short window of good weather, officials said on Monday.
Meteorologists are looking for a four-day window of good weather before allowing Borschberg another chance at his journey to Hawaii. .
In 2012, the organizers of Wavefront seized on this short window of good weather to create a festival in the sand.
The plan, which was accelerated to take advantage of a window of good weather lasting seven to 10 days, didn't inspire confidence in the residents of the oil-slicked coast.
