It means cool (or cold), and often windy too. It suggests that the weather is invigorating -- encouraging exercise, for example. You can find example sentences on Google.
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Anonymousexactly ... in detailBrisk weather is weather characterized by temperatures of 35 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit, wind speeds of 5 to 30 miles per hour with occasional gusts of 35 mph, but not more than five such gusts per hour, and a humidity of 25 to 50%, with sunny skies (no precipitation). It most often occurs in temperate zones in autumn.
CalifJimBrisk weather is weather characterized by temperatures of 35 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit, wind speeds of 5 to 30 miles per hour with occasional gusts of 35 mph, but not more than five such gusts per hour, and a humidity of 25 to 50%, with sunny skies (no precipitation).
Mr WordyWow. I can see I'll have to be more careful when using this expression in future!Hee, hee! My bad. That was my negative reaction to what I felt was an excessive demand for exactness and detail. What do they expect -- a 50,000 word article from Britannica?
Brisk weather is what I tell my girlfriend from another city, when I want her to visit with me. In actuality, it is -20 Fahrenheit Degrees or - 28 Celsius, with a wind chill factor of -48 either way u look at it, a little bit chilly out there.
Dear it is not so cold here, there is some "Brisk Weather" coming in but it won't be so bad i think.