Weather

[Humble]

Hi,
Please tell me which of these are more common – a)s or b)s?
a) The weather is fine today
b) It’s fine weather today.
a) The weather was nasty yesterday.
b) It was nasty weather yesterday.

I personally favour a)s.

Thanks.

[Tdol]

I'd say A

[Humble]

Any comments on b)?

[Harry Smith]

Any comments on b)?

Why not? I have come across them in books and everyday conversations many times. I myself use both. It depend on the situation.

[sydneysider]

B is fine too. A bit clumsy though don't you think ?

[piousoul]

Hi,
Please tell me which of these are more common – a)s or b)s?
a) The weather is fine today
b) It’s fine weather today.
a) The weather was nasty yesterday.
b) It was nasty weather yesterday.

I personally favour a)s.

Thanks.

I vote for sentence a, but if weather is omitted in both of sentence b, I reckon they sound equally fine.

[Humble]

Thanks, guys.