WEATHER

The sun is shining It's drizzling

It's raining (The rain is

The wind is blowing
falling.)

It's pouring (The rain is

It's hailing
pouring down.)

It's snowing (The snow is

It's thundering
falling.)

Using adjectives to describe the weather

Sweltering = It's sweltering. Freezing = It's freezing.

or It's a sweltering day. or It's a freezing day.

Warm = It's warn. or It's a Cold = It's cold. or It's a

warm day. cold day.

Sunny = It's sunny. or It's a

Cloudy = It's cloudy. or
sunny day.
It's a cloudy day.
Clear = It's clear. or It's a Stormy = It's stormy. or
clear day. It's a stormy day.

Misty = It's misty. or It's a Foggy = It's foggy. or

misty day. It's a foggy day.

Breezy = It's breezy. or It's a Windy = It's windy. or

breezy day It's a windy day.

Showery = It's showery. or Rainy = It's rainy. or It's

It's a showery day. a rainy day.

Snowy = It's snowy. or

Frosty = It's frosty. or It's a
It's a snowy day.
frosty day.

Icy = It's icy. or It's an icy Drizzly = It's drizzly. or

day. It's a drizzly day.

. Dry = It's dry. or It's a dry Wet = It's wet. or It's a

day. wet day.
Other things associated with the weather

sunshine lightning

puddles raindrops

hailstones snowflakes

frost The weather forecast

flood drought

tidalwave tornado / twister

Atlantic / Eastern
Pacific = a hurricane
Northwest Pacific = a
typhoon
Rest of the world = a
cyclone
Describing the weather generally

hot, scorching wet, miserable, damp

warm, mild, fine, dry dull, grey

cool, refreshing cold, chilly

What to say
How to ask about the weather.

 What's the weather like?

 What's the weather doing?
 Is it raining where you
are?

A lot of nouns about the weather are uncountable, so we have to create or add a counting word:-

Fog / Mist A wisp of mist / fog.

Hail A hailstone

Rain
A drop of rain / A raindrop
Snow A snowflake
Sunshine A ray of sunshine
Wind A gust of wind