Vocabulary Showcase: Describing Weather
Do you know how to describe the weather? The old joke is that the English only talk about the weather. This is at least 70% true, and it is a useful but lazy place to start a conversation with a stranger. Learn these English weather words and expand your vocabulary!
Sleet – Frozen rain
Drizzle – very light rain that has almost stopped
Cloudy – The sky is covered in clouds
Stormy – lightning rain and wind
Thunder – Loud booming sounds that come with lightning
Lightning – Electrical bolts that come during a storm
Icey – Puddles and lakes are frozen
Misty / Foggy - Cloud very close to the ground that makes it hard to see
Hail – Heavy large ice balls that fall from the sky
Humid – High water level in the air
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