Proper noun
Weathers
A surname.
After spending a night on the mountain, Weathers managed to find his way to camp 4 with massive frostbite and vision impaired due to snow blindness. Source: Internet
Before leaving camp 4 Jon Krakauer heard Weathers calling for help from his tent. Source: Internet
Coastguards patrolled the shores all night in all weathers, one man for every ¼ mile of the path. Source: Internet
Even if he’s not scoring briskly, he weathers the storm, blunts the attack and incrementally reverses the pressure, as he had been doing in the 81-run stand between him and Vihari, who was gullible of throwing his wicket away himself. Source: Internet
I’m merely observing, in the peculiar, devious, and thought-experimental manner proper to science fiction, that if you look at us at certain odd times of day in certain weathers, we already are. Source: Internet
"Cool in Control Smashing Pumpkins Weathers the Storms of Celebrity", Buffalo News. Source: Internet