sky water flu 

When a flight nurse or flight paramedic leaves work “sick”, but coincidentally the aircraft cannot complete a mission because of weather. (Because they don’t want to do ground transfers)

LifeFlight 2 is unable to fly due to weather—both crew members called out with the “sky water flu”.

sky water flu by MontrealMedic1 July 8, 2021

falling sky water 

Rain.

Dude, the falling sky water is going to totally screw the barbecue we’re having on Saturday.

falling sky water by Ern Lantry May 9, 2018

Crunchy Sky Water 

A phenomenon in which small, white or clear pellets fall rapidly from the clouds. Pellets vary in size, from tiny pathetic balls that melt on impact, to larger destructive rock sized balls that reek havoc on the city and its citizens. These pellets are actually quite tasty and are referred somtimes as forbidden ice cubes.

Dude, look at all that crunchy sky water building up on the lawn! I gotta go grab a handful, im fucking famished

Crunchy Sky Water by Evenbuggerchungus November 3, 2021

sky your water 

also known as “airsip”, what normal people do when not wanting to put lips on waterbottle

Yo, can I sky your water?

sky your water by cjones7 December 4, 2018

Skywaters

Mythical firmament of water above the earth that makes the sky blue. A literal translation of the Hebrew word שָּׁמַ֖יִם 'shamayim', usually translated as 'heavens' in English Bibles. Most notably used in Genesis chapter 1, in the first of the two creation stories included in those early chapters. Of course we now know that above the sky is space, but in space there are great expanses of gas and dust in the nebulae that form stars and galaxies. So 'skywaters' is still a fun and useful word to describe stuff up there that we don't quite understand.

In the beginning, God created the skywaters and the earth.

Skywaters by PBrazier November 9, 2020