People worldwide like to talk about the weather. It is quite a popular topic to talk about.
If you want to participate in these weather conversations, you need to learn a few phrases and words.
Take your cup of coffee and let’s start!
We have four seasons:
-spring
-summer
-autumn
-winter
In these conversations, you will use a lot of adjectives and verbs.
First, we will learn questions you can ask about the weather.
How’s the weather?
What’s the weather like?
It is sunny today.
sunny- adjective
The sun is shining.
shining-verb
It is rainy today.
rainy- adjective
It is raining.
raining-verb
How’s the weather in your city today?
It’s humid.
The air feels heavy.
We stood for hours in the blazing sun.
It’s terrible weather today.
It’s cold today.
A strong wind was blowing.
I am freezing.
It’s nice weather today.
There’s a heatwave.
How was the weather yesterday?
There was a thunderstorm.
It was cloudy, but there was no rain. Maybe it will rain today.
It’s raining hard.
I wish it would stop raining.
It’s snowing lightly.
It’s snowing heavily.
It’s a little wet outside.
It was snowing hard all day yesterday.
They predict a typhoon in 2 days.
We didn’t expect a tropical storm yesterday.
I couldn’t see anything because of the heavy fog.
We got stuck in a howling blizzard.
It’s cloudy in the morning.
It’s a grey day.
I don’t see clouds today.
Everything is clear.
The hurricane is approaching the coast.
Today’s weather report in my town:
Sunny in the morning with cloudy intervals later in the day. Chance of rain 50%. Isolated thunderstorms are possible. Temperature below normal in the north and central regions.
Homework: Write a few sentences about the weather in your town and predictions about next week.