What does it mean when someone “had weather vaned a minor brainstorm”?
Hi Cooliegirly
Whoever wrote the sentence was playing with words and expressions (purposely mixing them up):
weather a storm
weathervane
brainstorm
Without any further context it’s impossible to say with certainty what the writer was trying to convey.
Maybe that someone had ‘suffered and survived (“weathered”) a minor disturbence of the mind (“brainstorm”) and now knows which is the right direction (“weathervane”)’.
Just a guess…
Amy