weather whiplash

noun

The phenomenon of rapid swings between extremes in weather, thought to result from climate change.

Meanings

nounweather whiplash (uncountable)
  1. uncountableThe phenomenon of rapid swings between extremes in weather, thought to result from climate change.
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