Meaning of あすは天気だと思う


In my dictionary app I found this as an example phrase:

> あすは天気だと思う

They say it means:

> I hope it'll be fine tomorrow.

Is this a correct Japanese sentence at all? And does it mean what they say it
means? To me it means "there is weather"

「あす」is 「明日」, I can get that「思う」means "I hope" instead of "I think", but I
really don't get the rest at all. Is it that 「天気だ」means "the weather is/will
be nice" in this context, and "it'll be fine" refers to the weather? As in,
taken from a conversation of people already talking about the weather.




Unfortunately, both you and your dictionary app are incorrect. あすは天気だと思う means
"I think it'll be fine tomorrow".

  * 思う is "think", not "hope".
  * 天気 is not just a noun meaning "weather", but it's also a noun (no-adjective) that means "fine (weather)". That is, 今日は天気です means "It's fine today" rather than "It's weather today". It's hard to imagine a dictionary that doesn't explain this definition, so please recheck your dictionary.




Unfortunately, both you and your dictionary app are incorrect. あすは天気だと思う means
"I think it'll be fine tomorrow".

  * 思う is "think", not "hope".
  * 天気 is not just a noun meaning "weather", but it's also a noun (no-adjective) that means "fine (weather)". That is, 今日は天気です means "It's fine today" rather than "It's weather today". It's hard to imagine a dictionary that doesn't explain this definition, so please recheck your dictionary.

