What Does “heavy weather” mean?
Definition:
The phrase heavy weather refers to considerable difficulty.
The expression alludes to bad weather at sea.
An variant of this idiom is:
heavy going
See a related idiom:
make heavy weather of something
Example(s)
1. Because of the recession, I think it’s going to be heavy weather for all of us.
2. My daughter found mathematics heavy going.
This idiom is in the weather category.
