Climate vs. Weather
Climate (noun) is
1. a measure of average values and changes in temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and other variables over a long period of time in a given geographical area
2. current attitudes or conditions.
Examples:
1. "The climate has been experiencing undue changes, suggesting global warming."
2. "The political climate during a war is often very unsettled."
Weather (noun) is
1. the state of the atmosphere, including temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and other variables, in a particular place at a particular time;
2. (verb) to be worn down by atmospheric conditions
3. to come safely through adverse physical or emotional conditions.
Examples:
1. "The new fall season will bring delightful weather and fun experiences."
2. "Everyone learns to weather life's storms."
Let's take a look at climate and weather together in a sentence:
"If the house can weather this unfavorably cold and wet climate, it can surely withstand just about any climactic variation."