The phrase "stark weather" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe severe or extreme weather conditions, but the term "stark" is not typically used in this context.
Example: "The forecast warned of stark weather conditions, but it was unclear what that meant."
Alternatives: "severe weather" or "harsh weather."
Playing with the conventions of fifties noir, "Stark Weather" investigates the appeal of the true-crime tale.
Stark weather is what to expect at Half Moon Bay, where summer tends to be foggy and chilly, while fall and spring bring sunnier days and warmer temperatures.
But for all Mr. McCall's skill, the excellent lighting by Kryssy Wright and the intermittent onstage musical accompaniment by the singer and guitarist Chrissy Coughlin, "Stark Weather" doesn't accumulate the kind of power and meaning that it might, given its subject matter.
Mr. McCall, who has worked as a choreographer, an actor and a theater director, makes use of all of these skills in "Stark Weather," which is economically and smoothly constructed from detailed gesture, infrequent flurries of larger-scale movement and voice-over narration, telling the tale of the characters and the murders with dispassionate detail.
Nova now feeds Czechs a brain-numbing diet of soap operas, American cop shows, and, yes, stark-naked weather-girls.
The second—"There are two seasons in Chicago: Christmas and the Fourth of July"—refers to the sometimes stark extremes in the weather.
Mounted on the highest branches of the huge hedge that protects the privacy of his front yard, Mr. Dylan's brand new lights stood in stark contrast to their weather-worn predecessors, perhaps still trapped deep in the middle of this same hedge where they are resigned to growing ever more faded with the passage of time.
The wintery weather is in stark contrast to March's mini-heatwave.
With temperatures touching 30C, the weather was in stark contrast to last year's deluge and the Wiggle High5 rider made the most of it, putting her head down and simply bulldozing her way to the line in a sprint finish worthy of Mark Cavendish.
On the afternoon of August 16, the weather cleared, and Stark ordered his men to be ready to attack.
His album Folk Singer, is a masterpiece of stripped-down, atmospheric sounds, with Cold Weather Blues feeling especially stark, sparse and chilly.
