"weather" and "whether" are homophones — pronounced exactly the same: WEH-ther (/ˈwɛðər/). The "wh" is not aspirated in most accents, so they sound the same.
Say it like: WEH-ther
weather
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Say it like: WEH-ther
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Yes. Both "weather" and "whether" are pronounced WEH-ther (/ˈwɛðər/) — they are homophones.
The silent-h "wh" makes them identical for most speakers.