晴

to command a view

clear weather

wonderful

fine weather (i.e. little or no clouds)

clear weather

break (in the weather, esp. rain or snow)

to clear up

beaming smile

(one's) Sunday best

to dispel

clear autumnal weather

beautiful weather

(scenic) view

recreation

fine day

testing, testing

lookout platform

woman who brings good weather with her wherever she goes

to look out over (far into the distance)

to cheer (someone) up

to feel refreshed

right and proper

to clear up

to dispel one's gloom

man who brings good weather with him wherever he goes

to take revenge

spell of fine weather

clearing one's heart of doubts

area of clear sky

clear, with brief light rain

splendid

clear weather

clear sky

clear night

to be cleared of a charge

to dispel doubts

dressed up (in fine clothes)

big moment (e.g. performance, in the spotlight)

big moment (e.g. performance, in the spotlight)

to clear up

fine weather during the rainy season

clear-air turbulence

One Wonderful Sunday (film by Kurosawa)

clear then rain (e.g. weather forecast)

barometer

aneroid barometer

magnificent

splendor

clearing up in the evening

appearing in one's finest clothes

revenge

sighted person

openly

grand

clear

sun symbol (e.g. in a weather forecast)

clear or rainy weather

clear

clear

scenery being beautiful in both rainy and sunny weather

the scenery being beautiful in both sunny and rainy weather

clear weather after snowfall

cloudy after fine

sunny spell during rainy season

unsettled (fine and cloudy) weather

clear

working in the field in fine weather and reading at home in rainy weather

red sky at night, shepherd's delight; red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning

red sky at night, sailors delight; red sky in morning, sailors take warning

for amusement

diversion (from one's worries, troubles, etc.)

to forget one's troubles by doing something enjoyable

bright

bright

to avenge oneself

mountain vapor

to vent one's frustration

venting one's pent-up anger

fine weather and cloudy weather

to prove one's innocence

at ordinary times and on special occasions