Highs and lows meaning in English

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Definition

the highs and lows (of this week's weather): the ups and downs, the maximums and minimums, the best and worst (of this week's weather) noun
the highs and lows (of a trip): the good parts and bad parts, the ups and downs, the good and bad (of a trip) noun
  • "If you're in Hawaii, it's time to put on your swimsuits and head to the beach, because this weekend we'll have highs in the mid 80's with no clouds in sight."
  • "As for today, look for partly cloudy skies, with a few rays of sun shining through in the afternoon: highs of 60, 62."
  • "Highs of 33 degrees, sunshine and no wind until Monday."

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