The phrase "soft weather" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to pleasant, mild weather conditions. Example: The early spring brought with it soft weather, perfect for strolling through the park and enjoying the blooming flowers.
T/Q set: Soil less than 75 cm deep soil reddish or yellowish grey, loam sand to sandy loam over soft weathering acid rock.
From my living room I can see the mountains, full of curves and softer weather than downtown.
The buoyant figures were at odds with reports from business groups suggesting sales were strong again for the US-style Black Friday event but that trade earlier in the month was soft, partly because mild weather had hurt winter clothing sales.
Merion has proven to be a beast of a set-up after predictions that wet weather and soft conditions would turn the championship into a dart board.
In that soft, blurry weather, people slept with their windows open; it was a small town and they weren't afraid.
There is a definite throb of patriotic feeling for this place in that phrase "soft English weather" but what follows is not at all kitsch or sentimental.
First, a carver selected a tall, wide log of Western red cedar, whose soft wood weathers well.
The light minerals, consisting mostly of quartz and feldspar, are the hardest and most resistant, whereas the dark minerals, which are mostly biotite mica and hornblende, are softer and weather out faster.
The town's huge soft dunes, warm weather and strong steady winds were ideal for testing and perfecting their strange flying apparatus.
Village Gifts where aspiring princesses can snap up $64.95 Belle costumes; and the Be Our Guest Restaurant where, in defiance of Florida weather, soft, romantic snow perpetually falls outside the windows.
Today Standard & Poor's downgraded AMD on concerns about its ability to boost profits and weather soft demand.
