“weather permitting” or “weather permitted”, which one is appropriate?
“weather permitting” or “weather permitted”, which one is appropriate?
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Weather permitting is the correct phrasing to indicate the condition of the weather. Weather permitted indicates a permission.
Both are correct, so it’s a matter of style. However, weather permitting is more common.