Heavy Weather

The term Heavy Weather could refer to any of the following:
  • As a phrase, heavy weather is of nautical derivation and refers to something that is more difficult than it should be.
Example: "Getting gas from Bangladesh was an easier proposition but, thanks to our politicians and bureaucrats, we have made heavy weather of it."

 

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