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Theairconditionerkeeps the office nice and comfortable even when it's very hot outside. The skiers were warned about a possibleavalanche. It's supposed to go below freezing before the weekend. The airplane couldn't takeoff because of theblizzard. It was boiling hot, so we all jumped into the lake. Don't bother with a hat.
avalanche noun
blizzard noun
breeze noun
light wind
Celsius noun
In the summer, the average temperature here is 20 degreesCelsius. It's a bit chillytoday, so I
chilly adjective
cold
clear adjective
when the sky is blue because no clouds are blocking the sun
cloud/cloudy noun/adjective
It may lookcloudy in the morning, but the sun always comes out by afternoon. They're calling for a cold spell, so we put off our camping trip. The days were boiling hot, but the nights
cool adjective
werecool and comfortable for sleeping. I don't feel the heat until degrees noun measurement for temperature it's about fortydegreesCelsius outside. I think I'll take the dog for raining slightly a walk. It's onlydrizzling now. a long period with no rainfall measurement of temperature (32 degrees is freezing/212 is boiling) Forest fires are a serious danger during adrought. It was 100 degreesFahrenheitwhen we got to San Francisco. The flood was so bad, our overflow of rain water basement was full of water. flurries noun very light snowfall There are a fewflurries but the snow isn't sticking to the roads. We couldn't see the bridge because there was too muchfog. According to the 5 day forecast, it's going to rain on our wedding day. It was afreezing coldday for the Santa Claus parade. Some flowers are so strong they can withstand frost.
drought noun
Fahrenheit noun
flood noun
fog/foggy noun/adjective
forecast noun/verb
common expression used to describe a very cold day ice crystals on a frozen surface a skin condition caused
frost noun
frostbite noun
by over exposure to the cold (typically reddish skin with white spots)
There was so hail noun small pieces of ice that fall during a storm much hail that some of the trailer homes were destroyed. a flu-like condition one heat stroke noun can acquire after spending too long in the sun extremely hot weather heat-wave noun that is much higher than average--usually lasts a short time
Bring lots of water and wear a hat to avoidheat stroke in this weather.
humid/humidity adjective/noun
It feels a lot hotter than it moisture in the air actually is because of thehumidity. Half of the buildings on the island were flattened by thehurricane. The roads areicy so please slippery because of ice avoid driving down any hills. The outdoor pool always closes when the lifeguards suspectlightning. It's quite mildout so I didn't bother with a hat or mittens. Themeteorologistpredict ed that the cold spell would be over by now. It was minustwenty degrees at the top of the skil hill. The sky isovercast this
hurricane noun
icy adjective
lightning noun
mild adjective
meteorologist noun
minus/negative adjective
overcast adjective
no sun is visible
term often used in a partly cloudy adverb + adjective weather forecast to indicate that the skies are sunny and cloudy at the same time There is very littleprecipitationin the desert. Children love to splash collection of rain water inpuddles when they are wearing rubber boots. Tomorrow's forecast ispartly cloudywith clear skies by nightfall.
precipitation noun
puddle noun
raindrop noun
I love catchingraindrops on my tongue. According to legend you can find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. They cancelled the football
rainbow noun
raining heavily
season noun
shower noun
They've been calling quick/light rainstorm forshowers all week, but so far it's been dry. rain that freezes as it falls All-weather-tires are best if you have to drive in sleet.
slush/slushy noun/adjective
The snow turned to slush as soon as it started to rain. You really notice the smogdowntown in this type of humidity. It is alreadysnowing up in
smog noun
the mountains, so the ski season should be great this year. All of the schools were closed because of thesnowstorm.
snowstorm noun
the gassy star that sun/sunshine/sunny noun/noun/adjective painful red/pink skin caused by being in the sun too long dark eyewear that protects you from the sun brown/golden skin caused by long periods of sun exposure warms the earth
sunburn noun
sunglasses/shades noun
I forgot myshades and I was driving right into the sun. I got a suntanon the cruise, but it has already faded away. Don't forget to reapply yoursunscreenwhen you get out of the lake. Can you check
temperature noun
thermometer noun
When I checked the temperature this morning, thethermometersaid it was already thirty degrees
Celsius. the crashing of clouds (often followed by a thunder/thunderstorm noun tornado/cyclone noun violently spinning windstorm strike of lightning and heavy rain)
umbrella noun
I always keep anumbrella in my car in case of rain. Ultra violet rays can cause skin cancer if you don't wear sunscreen. It's too windy to play golf today. It's minus two, but with thewind chill factor it's minus fifteen.
wind/windy noun/adjective
when the wind makes the air feel colder than the actual temperature