Usage patterns 快かい 晴せい に 恵めぐ まれる to be blessed with clear, cloudless weather (for an event)
We were blessed with perfectly clear weather for the sports day.
快かい 晴せい が 続つづ く for clear, cloudless weather to continue
Clear, cloudless weather has continued all this week.
〈 時とき 〉 は 快かい 晴せい でしょう forecast phrase meaning it will be clear and cloudless at a given time
Tomorrow morning will likely be clear and cloudless.
Kanji 快 cheerful, pleasant, agreeable Related words· 8 晴天 also means clear weather but sounds a little more formal or written than 快晴 , which is common in everyday forecasts.
晴れ is the everyday word for sunny or clear weather, while 快晴 is a more specific, emphatic term for a nearly cloudless sky.
好天 means favorable, pleasant weather in general, whereas 快晴 specifically describes a cloudless, vividly clear sky.
快晴 means completely clear skies in any season, while 秋晴れ specifically describes that kind of clear weather in autumn.
Show 4 more Show fewer 快晴 is a noun describing perfectly clear weather (often used in forecasts), while 晴れ渡る is a verb describing the sky actively clearing.
快晴 is a meteorological term for a completely cloudless sky, while 青空 is the everyday word for the blue sky people see and describe.
快晴 specifically describes a perfectly clear, cloudless sky and is used in weather forecasts, while 良い天気 more broadly means pleasant weather in everyday speech.
快晴 is the technical, weather-report term for a perfectly clear sky, while 晴れ晴れ is a more literary, descriptive word for the same clear weather.
Opposites 曇天 describes overcast, cloudy weather, the direct opposite of the cloudless sky of 快晴 .
雨天 means rainy weather, contrasting with the dry, clear sky described by 快晴 .
Etymology A Sino-Japanese compound: 快 suggests pleasantness or refreshment, and 晴 means clear weather or clearing skies. The rare spelling 快霽 uses 霽 , a character associated with skies clearing, especially after rain.
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