Here are another two words that sound alike, are often confused and have absolutely different meanings: Weather: the atmospheric conditions in a specific place, usually making reference to the sun, clouds, temperature, wind and rain.
Whether: a way to introduce a statement or question involving alternative possibilities.
EXAMPLES:
1. The weather for today is partly-cloudy, with a 30 percent chance of rain and winds from the South-East at 40 miles per hour.
2. Tina loves rainy weather when she has to paint.
3. Tom needs to decide whether or not he's going to work together as a member of this team.
4. Whether we have the soccer match this afternoon depends on the weather.
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