English translation. The weather is very good today. That's right.

Yeah, that's right. Similarly, you can also change nice to fine, which means the same thing.

In the face of such problems, the most important thing is to distinguish the components:

The weather is very good today.

The subject is the adverbial of the verb (adverbial of degree, modifying nice) and the adverbial of the predicate (adverbial of time)

If you find that there is no shortage of any ingredients, then this sentence is correct.