よく details
often + write
yoku kaku
often; a lot — or, of manner rather than count, well/thoroughly
meaning: write often
駅前の食堂には、今でもよく行く。
ekimae no shokudou ni wa, ima demo yoku iku.
I still go often to the diner in front of the station. neutral
その気持ち、よく分かるよ。
sono kimochi, yoku wakaru yo.
I know exactly how you feel. casual
Examples
often; a lot — how many times something happens, with no upper bound implied
駅前の食堂には、今でもよく行く。
ekimae no shokudou ni wa, ima demo yoku iku.
I still go often to the diner in front of the station. neutral
あの人、よく笑うよね。
ano hito, yoku warau yo ne.
That guy laughs a lot, doesn't he. casual
この辺は冬でもよく雨が降ります。
kono hen wa fuyu demo yoku ame ga furimasu.
It rains a lot around here even in winter. neutral
well; thoroughly — the manner of the act rather than its frequency
その気持ち、よく分かるよ。
sono kimochi, yoku wakaru yo.
I know exactly how you feel. casual
ご利用の前に、説明書をよくお読みください。
go riyou no mae ni, setsumeisho o yoku o yomi kudasai.
Please read the instructions carefully before use. formal
Formation
よく{V}attaches to dictionary form
Notes
all, not a report that you came often.
Related patterns
Similar
The same pre-verbal slot and the same job of counting occasions, but よく claims the act is the norm and says nothing about the gaps, while 時々 caps the count low and concedes the gaps are long — よく行く advertises a habit, 時々行く plays one down.
いつも is falsified by a single exception, よく is not — so よく遅れる complains about a tendency the speaker could still find counterexamples to, and いつも遅れる accuses the person of every occasion at once.
Lookalikes
In よくなる the よく is なる's COMPLEMENT — the state reached, like 高くなる — not an adverb modifying it, so neither the "often" of よく行く nor the "thoroughly" of よく分かる is the right reading of 天気がよくなる.