This is a good question, because 'nice' is not a very descriptive word, and there are better options. You could look up synonyms for 'nice', but not all of them can be used with climate. And not all sound natural. For example, these are the answers you get from Google: "enjoyable, pleasant, pleasurable, agreeable, delightful, satisfying, gratifying, acceptable, to one's liking, entertaining, amusing, diverting, marvellous, good, lovely, great, neat" And these are the ones that I would say are correct and sound natural: "enjoyable, pleasant, agreeable, delightful, to one's liking, marvellous" (all quite formal) "good, lovely, great" (more informal) Don't use "pleasurable, satisfying, gratifying, acceptable, entertaining, amusing, diverting, neat" - they all mean different things, hence why 'nice' is not a great word to use. People often use 'temperate' which is a much more specific word relating to climate and means "a region or climate characterized by mild temperatures".

Hi Baggins. It could be: *The climate/weather is fine. *The climate/weather is great. *The climate/weather is good. *The climate/weather is well. *The climate/weather cute. *The climate/weather is likeable. I hope this helps. Regards ;)!

The weather is clear and sunny. It's a beautiful day! What a nice, cool day. What a wonderful day--not too hot and not too cool. Just right! Oh, that cool breeze feels good on such a hot, dry day.

You want "advanced "word" for nice weather ? How about " I find the weather most affable " or " the weather is conducive to my liking "