The wind is blowing so nicely.

'Draft's are unpleasant. 'Nice' is too vague; think of a more specific adverb.

Thanks, MM.

Now?

The wind is blowing so pleasantly tonight.
It’s blowing so coolly?? today .
The wind is drafty today. Close the windows please.
I was on my terrace and it was so dreadfully drafty there.
Let's sit by the window and enjoy the breeze.

Tom

You know I don't like 'so'? Everything else seems fine.

The wind is blowing very pleasantly tonight.
It’s blowing so coolly that I've caught a chill today .

Thanks again. One last question. Is this sentence fully natural?

It was so drafty in the car on the way back that we had to roll up the windows.

Tom

Mr. Tom Is this sentence fully natural?

Yes, fully.

Mr. TomThe wind is drafty today.

It doesn't seem natural to me to speak of a wind as draughty (BrE spelling).

fivejedjonIt doesn't seem natural to me to speak of a wind as draughty (BrE spelling).

Yes, that is a bit much, isn't it? It's the house that's draughty, not the wind.

fivejedjon The wind is drafty today.It doesn't seem natural to me to speak of a wind as draughty (BrE spelling).

Hi fivejedjon,

Can I ask how you would say this sentence in BrE?

The wind is drafty today. Close the windows.

Thanks,

Tom

Mr. TomThe wind is drafty today. Close the windows.

It's windy today. Close the windows.
It's draughty in here today. Close the windows.
The wind is making the room draughty. Close the windows.
The wind is making/causing one **** of a draught. Close the windows.