Question

someone says,
ice weather for a picnic,\ during a thunderstorm. this is ironic because?. they mean the opposite of what theyre saying they mean exactly what theyre saying thunderstorms are perfect picnic weather

Explanation:

Irony occurs when there is a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens. In this case, a picnic is typically associated with pleasant weather. A thunderstorm is the opposite of pleasant picnic weather. So, saying "Nice weather for a picnic" during a thunderstorm shows that the speaker means the opposite of what they're saying.

Answer:

they mean the opposite of what they're saying