“Clear weather” in Japanese
Short answer
Clear weather in Japanese is “晴れ” (hare). Full meaning: clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion.
Other ways to say “Clear weather” in Japanese
快晴
kaisei clear weather, cloudless weather, good weather
好晴
kousei clear weather, good weather
バレ
bare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
パレ
pare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
ぱれ
pare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
青天白日
seitenhakujitsu clear weather; being cleared of the charge (brought against one), having one's innocence proved; having a clear conscience, having nothing to be ashamed of
晴天
seiten fine weather (i.e. little or no clouds), fair weather, clear weather, clear sky, fair skies
せいてん
seiten fine weather (i.e. little or no clouds), fair weather, clear weather, clear sky, fair skies
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