The climatic conditions that the inhabitants of Foggy Albion face daily have led to the fact that talking about the weather is almost an eternal topic in the mouths of the British. Therefore, if you want to speak English fluently and naturally, like a born Briton, then you simply must be able to keep up a conversation about capriciously changeable or, conversely, stubbornly stable weather outside the window. Communication on this topic and we will learn in today's lesson. We will learn what words describe the weather in English, learn popular phrases and analyze the principle of their construction, and also work through the studied information in the form of a dialogue.

For the first time we meet the description of the weather in English in elementary school. Often in the classroom, the teacher builds small dialogues with the children about what the weather is like today and how the children feel about it. Thus, students repeat the learned vocabulary, and also gradually get used to feeling confident in a conversation in a foreign language.

When studying today's material, we will try to adhere to a similar tactic: first, we will study the grammatical and lexical basis, and then we will practice in "live" speech, i.e. we will strive to build our own dialogue about any weather in English. So, let's look at a few small rules.

Important grammar points

1. In order to make a simple expression about the weather in English, you need to use the grammatical construction it is . When translated into Russian, such phrases are translated as short impersonal sentences. It is windyWindy. It is sunnySunny. It is coldColdly.
2. The pronoun it is also used as a subject when referring to weather events that are characteristic of a particular season or occurring at a given point in time. Notice the difference in the context of the sentences for the Present Simple and Present Continuous aspects.

• Itissnowingoutside- It is snowing outside (weather today, right now).
• ItrainsinautumninPrague– It is rainy in Prague in autumn (a seasonal phenomenon).

1. The noun weather (weather) in English is always used with the definite article the. If there is an adjective before the noun, the article is not required.

• The weather is getting colderBecomescooler.
• Does she like cold weather? -To herLikecoldweather?

1. Vocabulary expressing natural phenomena, as a rule, is used without the article. But it should be borne in mind that when designating a location, English requires the use of the definite article the.

• JacklikessnowJack loves snow.
• My dog ​​likes to lie in the sunMydogloveslieon theSun.

Knowledge of these norms is necessary for the grammatically correct construction of a story about the weather in English. Now let's get acquainted with the lexical part of the material.

Description of the weather in English (vocabulary)

So, the tables below will help us learn words on the topic of weather in English. They are all divided into thematic blocks, which makes it easier and more efficient to assimilate new information. English words and expressions on the topic of the weather are given with transcription and translation, which allows you to work out all the necessary skills at once: reading, pronunciation, translation and writing.

Basic Expressions

Let's start with the simplest vocabulary. This section contains basic phrases and words about the weather in English for children, as well as for adults who are just starting their way to mastering the language. Since it is difficult to work with English transcription at a basic level, a column with an approximate pronunciation in Russian is given next to it. In the following sections, only the original transcription is used.

In the first table, consider a list of nouns that describe natural phenomena.

Word	Transcription	Russian pronunciation	Translation
weather		[weather]	weather
sun		[san]	Sun
wind		[wind]	wind
rain		[rain]	rain
snow		[snow]	snow
fog		[foog]	fog
ice		[ice]	ice
thunder	[θʌn.dər]	[sunder]	thunder
lighting		[lighting]	lightning

But in a conversation about nature, a variety of adjectives are more often used. Therefore, in the following table, we will get acquainted with the characteristics that indicate the weather in English with Russian translation and pronunciation.

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sunny		[sled]	solar
windy		[windy]	windy
rainy		[Rainy]	rainy
snowy		[snowy]	snow
foggy		[fogs]	fog
warm		[woom]	warm
hot		[hot]	hot
cold		[cold]	cold
frosty		[frosty]	frosty
cloudy		[cloudy]	cloudy

This short list will allow children and beginners to make a couple of sentences about the weather.

We also offer to learn a cheat sheet, which contains English questions about the weather, and several options for answering them.

Expression	Transcription	Russian pronunciation	Translation
What weather do you like?		[Wat weather do yu like]	what kind of weather do you like?
I like (cold/hot/snowy) weather.		[Ai like cold/hot/snowy weather]	I like (cold / hot /snowy weather.
What is the weather like today?		[Wat from the weather like today?]	What's the weather like today?
The weather is fine.	[ðə weðə(r) ɪz faɪn]	[The weather from fine]	Good weather.
The weather is bad.	[ðə weðə(r) ɪz bæd]	[Ze weather from bad]	The weather is bad.
It is (sunny/warm/windy) today.	[ɪt ɪz (sʌn.i/ wɔːm/ wɪn.di/) təˈdeɪ]	[it from (sleigh/woom/windy) today]	Today (sunny/warm /windy).
It is raining.	[ɪtɪz reɪnɪŋ]	[It from Reining]	It's raining.
It is snowing.	[ɪtɪz snəʊɪŋ]	[it from snowing]	Snowing.
What is the weather like in (summer/spring/ autumn/ winter)?		[Wat iz the weather like in (summer/spring/ootem/winter]	What is the weather like (summer/spring/autumn, winter)?
It is very cold in winter.	[ɪt ɪz veri kəʊld ɪn wɪntə(r)]	[it from vari cold in winter]	It is very cold in winter.
It is so (cloudy/ sunny) today, isn't it? Yes, it is. No, it isn't.	[ɪt ɪz səʊ (klaʊ.di/ sʌn.i) təˈdeɪ, izn’t it. jesɪtɪz. nəʊ it izn't]	[It's from sow cloudy/sleigh today, yes, it's from. Know it iznt]	It's so (cloudy/sunny) today, isn't it? Yes, yes. No not like this.

For younger students, this vocabulary will be enough to ask about the weather or describe it. And everyone who is older will have more interesting and varied vocabulary.

Weather forecast

Surely, you often have the question “What will the weather be like tomorrow / the day after tomorrow / over the weekend?” Humanity has not lost this interest for many decades, despite the fact that sometimes the predictions of meteorologists do not come true at all. But we continue to closely monitor the predicted weather changes. Consider how the weather forecast sounds in English.

The table lists popular word combinations and phrases about the weather that can often be heard or read in weather forecasts. However, the British use these expressions in everyday speech, describing weather changes.

Expression	Transcription	Translation
Do you know the weather forecast for tomorrow?		Do you know the weather forecast for tomorrow?
It's forecast to snow.	[ɪt iz fɔːkɑːst tə snəʊ]	They promise snow.
It's going to be sunny.	[ɪt iz ɡəʊ.ɪŋ tə bi sʌn.i]	It will be sunny.
The weather will change.	[ðə weðə(r) wɪl tʃeɪndʒ]	The weather will change.
We're expecting a thunderstorm.		A storm is expected.
The temperature will be 11 degrees below zero.	[ðə temprətʃə(r) wɪl bi ɪˈlevn dɪˈɡriːs bɪˈləʊ zɪərəʊ]	The temperature will be minus 11 degrees.
It's supposed to clear up later.	[ɪt iz səˈpəʊzd tə klɪə(r) ʌp leɪtə(r)]	The sky will clear up soon.
There is a chance of some rain.	[ðeə(r) ɪz eɪ tʃɑːns əv səm reɪn]	Light rain possible.

good weather in english

Sometimes there are such days that you just want to admire the surrounding nature. In this section, we provide a list of phrases that will help you write an enthusiastic description of good weather in English.

This type of question is easily answered with the standard Yes, it is/No, it isn't.

bad weather in english

Nature doesn't have bad weather, but bad days do happen. To express your frustration with constant rain or other vagaries of nature, use this table. Consider how bad weather is indicated in English with Russian translation of phrases.

The vocabulary we have studied already makes it easy to translate your thoughts about the weather from Russian into English. Let's try to make dialogues.

Weather in English - dialogues with translation

Learning a language in the form of a dialogue is possible for any level of training.

Children will be interested in playing questions and answers. For example, you ask what the weather is like in Africa, and the child briefly answers.

You should not spend long dialogues with the child, otherwise the baby will get tired and bored.

A more detailed conversation can be held with a friend or acquaintance. Imagine that you want to arrange a meeting with a friend.

Hi! What are you doing tomorrow?	Hello, what are you doing tomorrow?
Hi! I am free tomorrow all day.	Hello, I'm completely free.
Cool! Let's go for a walk in the park tomorrow?	Great! Shall we go for a walk in the park tomorrow?
Oh, do you know the weather forecast for tomorrow?	Oh, have you heard tomorrow's weather forecast?
No, I don't. And you?	No and you?
I've just heard it over the radio. The weather will change. It will be cold and rainy.	I just heard it on the radio. The weather will change. It will be cold and rainy.
So, we can meet at a café.	Then we can meet at the cafe.
OK. see you later.	OK see you later.

The next day you met, and the weather was just wonderful.

Now practice on your own. Make up some dialogues about the hottest, coldest, and most memorable day of 2017. Successful completion of the task and always excellent weather in your area! See you soon!

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"When two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather".
When two English people meet, their first words are always about the weather.
Samuel Johnson

Hello! Who better than the British to talk about the weather? Shouldn't they scold the weather on damp foggy days, and shouldn't they rejoice if it's a fine day? Often, the British, meeting on the street with acquaintances, first of all say such phrases:

- It "s splendid weather, isn't it? - Great weather, isn't it??

— What a terrible day! — What a terrible day! Weather in English in expressions Weather in English is the topic of our conversation today

In many countries, talking about the weather is considered the most neutral and acceptable to communicate with unfamiliar people, acquiring the status of "secular" conversation, probably due to the fact that it reflects only real weather conditions without causing disputes and disagreements. Let's take a look at the most common expressions about weather conditions in English.

Four seasons - all have different weather!

Expressions about the weather in different seasons

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Spring

Phrases and expressions about the weather in English

Translation of interesting phrases and expressions about the weather

In any foreign language there are words, the translation of which is somewhat surprising. I think the translation of the following words and expressions in English related to weather phenomena will surprise you a little.

Rain (rain)

Snow (snow)

Wind (wind)

cloud (cloud, cloud)

Dialogue as a way to learn new expressions

Let's see how to maintain a dialogue about the weather in English, namely:

• ask about weather conditions
• talk about the weather in your hometown, etc.

Here are some similar dialogues on the topic of various similar conditions

The first topic of the dialogue:

Meeting in the park on a fine sunny day

Hello, Nick! What a beautiful day!
Hey Nick! What a nice day!
Hello, Kate! Oh indeed, the weather is fine!
Hey Kate! Oh, the weather is really great!
We had a lot of heavy rain this morning. I thought that it would be terrible weather today.
It was raining this morning. I thought the weather would be terrible today.
— Yeah! Now it doesn't look like rain.
Yes! But it doesn't look like it's going to rain right now.
— It is sunny and probably about 20 °C.
Sunny and probably around 20°C.
— Enjoy yourself, Kate.
I wish you a good time, Kate.
— Thank you!
Thanks!

The second theme of the dialogue:

Autumn changeable weather

Hi, Tom! The weather is nasty today!
Hi Tom! The weather is disgusting today!
Hi, Ann! What's the forecast for today?
Hey En! What is the weather forecast?
— I didn't weather forecast for today. But it is cold today.
I don't know today's weather forecast. But it's cold today.
Yes, also the sky's overcast. It looks like rain.
Yes, the sky is overcast. Seems it will rain.
— The sun's just gone in.
The sun has disappeared.
— We have to go back.
We must return.
— I agree. I don't want to be wet through.
I agree. I don't want to get wet.
- Let "s hurry! It's starting to rain. It's necessary to keep the rain out.
Let's hurry up! The rain starts. You need shelter from the rain.
— That sounds like thunder!
Looks like thunder too!
— The bus stop is very close. Let's go.
Bus stop nearby. Went.

The third theme of the dialogue:

Phone call from a foreign friend in winter

Hello, John!
Hey John!
Good afternoon, Alex! Nice to hear from you! Are you right? It seems to me that your voice is chanced.
Good afternoon Alex! Glad to hear from you! Are you okay? I think your voice has changed.
- I "ve caught a cold.
I caught a cold.
— Oh! I forgot that now it's so cold in your country.
ABOUT! I forgot that it's so cold now, and your country.
- It's very cold. Besides, the strong wind blows.
Very cold. In addition, strong winds blow.
— What's the temperature?
How many degrees?
— It's 12 degrees below zero.
12 degrees below zero.
Is it snowing?
Snowing?
— No, now it isn't.
No, it's not running right now..
— But it was snow-storm 3 days ago.
But there was a snowstorm 3 days ago.
— It's difficult to imagine such weather conditions.
It's hard to imagine such weather conditions.

The fourth theme of the dialogue:

First fresh spring morning

— Good morning, dear neighbor!
Good morning dear neighbor!
Good morning, Ann! What a nice morning!
Good morning En! What a wonderful morning!
— The sun is coming out. It will be a sunny day.
The sun is peeking out. It will be a sunny day.
— I there are no clouds in the sky. I think it will not be rain.
There is not a cloud in the sky. I don't think it will rain.
- I hope so, but it's a windy day. We have to dress warmly.
Hopefully it's windy today. We must dress warmly.
— I agree. Now it is easy to catch cold.
Agree. It's very easy to catch a cold right now.

How to learn to speak English? You just have to speak. It's easy to say - "just talk", but what exactly to say? For beginners, this often happens: all the words fly out, thoughts get confused and “beeping and beeping” begins. Which exit? One way to talk is to develop topics. I already wrote that there are not so many conversational topics in our life, somewhere around 15-20. in our life I have already written. There are also card indexes of words on the topics: “Family”. "Appearance". "The house I live in". What does it mean to know a topic? This means that you have a sufficient vocabulary on this topic. This stock of words is called a card file of words. The card file of words can be updated - new words, expressions, etc. are added. After all, you are moving forward and your vocabulary is expanding. Knowing the basics of grammar, you just need to learn how to add sentences from these words (file cabinets). Do not memorize ready-made topics from books, this will not do much, but if you yourself meaningfully begin to “collect a topic”, then success is guaranteed. It is necessary to learn by heart which are needed not only for a particular topic, but in general for a conversation. You can learn proverbs, sayings, popular expressions, sayings of great people on this topic. When choosing words for a topic, one can easily understand that the categories of words for topics differ. For some topics you write out a lot of verbs, and for some topics you can get by with a couple of verbs, but you need to pick up a lot of adjectives. Therefore, conditionally the topics can be divided into: .

Now I will select a card index of words for the topic: “Weather and climate”. Let me remind you that the words in the card index are selected by category. The following categories of words are needed for the topic “Weather and climate”:

weather(n)= weather.

What is the weather like today? = What is the weather like today?

What weather are we having today? = What is the weather like today?

What splendid (glorious, etc.) weather! = What a wonderful (wonderful, etc.) weather!

What a wonderful day! = What a great day!

a spell of bad (fine, etc.) weather = period of bad (fine, etc.) weather.

weather forecast (n) = weather forecast.

climate(n)= climate.

atmosphere (n) = atmosphere.

the air pressure = atmospheric pressure.

moisture (n) = moisture, moisture.

temperature(n)= temperature.

What is the temperature today? = What is the temperature today?

The temperature is falling/going down. = The temperature is falling.

The temperature is rising / going up. = The temperature is rising.

Temperature in the sun = Temperature in the sun.

Temperature in the shade = The temperature in the shade.

degree (n)= degree.

zero(n)= null.

It is two degrees above zero, but yesterday it was ten degrees below zero. = Now it is two degrees above zero, but yesterday it was ten degrees above zero.

sun(n)= sun.

sunshine (n)= sunshine, good weather.

sunray(n)= sunbeam.

sunrise(n)= sunrise.

at sunrise= at dawn, at sunrise.

sunset/sundown (n)= sunset, sunset.

dawn(n)= dawn, dawn.

at dawn= at dawn.

twilight(n)= dusk.

twilight (n)= dusk.

at twilight/ dusk = at dusk.

daybreak(n)= dawn.

at daybreak = at dawn.

wind(n)= wind.

Where is the wind from? = Where does the wind blow from?

breath of wind = a breath of wind.

gust/ blust of wind = a gust of wind.

breeze (n)= breeze, light breeze.

calm(n)= silence, stillness, stillness.

light wind= light breeze.

piercing/ cutting wind= piercing wind.

storm (n)= storm.

squall(n)= storm, squall.

hurricane(n)= hurricane, storm, tempest.

For convenience, we will select words for the seasons:

SPRING(n) = spring.

We are having an early spring this year. = We have an early spring this year.

We are having a late spring this year. = We have a late spring this year.

bud(n)= bud, bud.

blossom(n)\u003d color, flowering (on fruit trees).

bloom(n)= flowering.

to be in full bloom = in full bloom.

nest(n)= nest.

twitter(n)= twitter.

seeds (n)= seeds (plural).

thaw(n)= thaw.

ice-drift (n)= ice drift.

flood(n)= flood.

leaves (n)= foliage.

petal (n)= petal.

grass(n)= grass.

blade(n)= leaf, blade of grass.

SUMMER(n) = summer.

heat(n)= heat.

What unbearable/oppressive heat! = What unbearable heat!

dust (n)= dust.

cloud(n)= cloud.

Dark clouds sail / drift in the sky. = Dark clouds float across the sky.

rain (n)= rain.

drizzle (n)= light rain.

shower (n)= downpour.

downpour(n)= downpour.

thunder(n)= thunder.

a peal/roll/clap of thunder = clap of thunder.

thunderstorm (n)= thunderstorm.

lightning(n)= lightning.

a flash of lightning = flash of lightning.

rainbow(n)= rainbow.

scent (n)= smell.

perfume (n)= fragrance, aroma.

dew(n)= dew.

hail(n)= deg.

hailstorm(n)= thunderstorm with hail.

drought (n)= drought.

AUTUMN (n) = autumn.

fog(n)= fog.

mist(n)= light fog, haze, mist.

dirt (n)= dirt.

mud(n)= dirt, slush.

pool(n)= puddle.

puddle(n)= puddle.

crop(n)= harvest, standing bread.

There is a large apple crop this year. = There is a big harvest of apples this year.

harvest(n)= harvest, harvest.

This year the harvest is better than usual. = This year's grain harvest is better than usual.

Indian summer= "Indian summer".

first autumn frosts = first autumn frosts.

fruit season = the time of harvesting fruits and vegetables.

WINTER(n) = winter.

snow(n)= snow.

The snow lies deep/thick. = There is deep snow.

frost(n)= frost.

hard/bitter frost = hard frost.

snowflake (n)= snowflake.

snowman (n)= “snow woman”.

to make a snowman = to make a snowman.

snowball (n)= snowball.

to play snowballs = to play snowballs.

snowfall (n)= snowfall.

snowstorm (n)= blizzard, blizzard.

snowdrift(n)= snowdrift.

blizzard(n)= snow storm.

ice (n)= ice.

icicle(n)= icicle.

sleep (n)= rain and snow.

slush(n)= mud, slush, melted snow.

skates (n)= skates.

skis (n)= skis.

slide(n)= sled.

cold(n)= cold.

chill(n)= cold (unpleasant. penetrating).

Weather is the state of the atmosphere in relation to heat or cold, humidity or dryness, and so on. But when studying weather vocabulary in English, it is important to remember that some have both a noun form and a verb and adjective form.

drizzle	light rain
light rain	light rain (diameter about 0.5 mm, with a falling speed of 2 m/s and a falling value of not more than 1 mm h)
moderate rain	moderate rain (diameter 1 mm, with a fall of 4 m/s and an amount of 4 mm h)
heavy rain	heavy rain (diameter approx. 1.5 mm with a fall of 5 m/s and an amount of 15 mm h)
heavy rain	heavy rain (diameter 2 mm, fall 6 m/s, quantity 40 mm h).
violent rain	very heavy rain (diameter 6 mm, fall 8 m/s and quantity over 100 mm h)
rain fall	rainfall
precipitation	precipitation
rain falls in torrents	the rain is pouring down

Examples for describing the weather in English with the word rain:

natural disasters in english

The weather is not always favorable and there are special ones to describe such situations:

earthquake	earthquake
catastrophe	catastrophe
tsunami	tsunami
tornado/twister	tornado
snow fall	snowfall
eruption	eruption
Avalanche	avalanche
flood	flood
wildfire	forest fire
drought	drought
snowstorm	blizzard

Examples in English with translation:

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The basis of sentences in English about the weather

When we talk about the weather in English, we use some common structures:

1. It + be (is, will be, etc.) + (adjective) = description of the weather. For example: It is a windy day. It's stuffy air. It's rainy season. What's the weather today? – The weather is sunny.
2. It + be ( , was, be, etc.) + a + adjective (adjective) + noun (noun) (day, morning, afternoon, night, etc.). For example: It was a cold day.
3. There is (there are) + adjective + noun (day, morning, afternoon, night, etc.). For example: There is a warm May evening.

Nouns to adjectives: By adding the letter “y” at the end of an English weather noun, we turn it into an adjective: wind-windy, stuff-stuffy, rain-rainy, sun-sunny, cloud-cloudy, fog-foggy, gloom -gloomy, storm-stormy, ice-icy, drizzle-drizzly, mist-misty, breeze-breezy, frost-frosty.

Consider another rule: It is rain (snow, hail, etc.) is wrong.

The correct way to say it in English is:

• It's raining (It's snowing) Or: The rain is falling (The snow is falling down).
• It is a rainy day (morning/season).
• There is heavy rain.

Phrases and expressions to describe the weather in English

About warm weather in English

To talk about warm weather in English, use the following words:

warm weather	warm weather
sunny weather	sunny weather
sunlit	sunlit
a spell of good weather	good weather period
swimming and vacations	swimming and recreation
warm season	warm time
summer solstice	summer solstice
walks on the beach	walks on the beach
breeze	light wind
atmosphere	atmosphere
warmth	warm
a heatwave	heat wave
hot, dry conditions	hot and dry conditions
hot and hazy weather	hot and foggy weather
torrid – very hot and dry	very hot and dry
cool summer nights	cool summer nights
the fresh wind blows	the wind blows
the grass is wet	the grass is wet
the earth smells of earth	earth smells like earth
It's quiet in the afternoon	quiet in the afternoon

Example sentences for describing warm weather in English:

About cold inclement weather in English

English words and expressions to describe the cold:

cold weather	cold
chilly weather - uncomfortably cool or cold	cold weather (uncomfortable from the cold)
chilly day	cold day
chilly out	cold (chilly)
piercing cold	piercing cold
fierce cold	bitter cold
icy rain	freezing rain
low temperatures	low temperatures
wind and weather	bad weather
overcast sky, overcast/overcast weather	cloudy sky, cloudy weather
bad weather/foul weather	bad weather (bad weather)
Gloomy day	gloomy (gloomy) day
increment weather	inclement weather
it is getting colder	it's getting colder
bit nippy today	a bit cold today

Words for a story about the sky in English with translation

The table shows English words to describe the sky:

color of the sky	sky color
white clouds	White clouds
storm cloud/thundercloud/swarm	thundercloud
extraterrestrial space	extraterrestrial space
vault	vault
the luminous stars	luminous stars (shedding stars)
horizon	horizon
the night sky	night sky
Venus	Venus
Mercury	Mercury
planets, comets and meteors	planets, comets and meteors
the Sun	The sun
the Moon	moon
twinkling of the stars	twinkling stars

English sentences with translation into Russian:

Describing windy weather in English with translation

To describe windy weather, the following English words and expressions will help:

windy weather	windy weather
gentle wind (light wind)	gentle (light breeze)
the wind blowing strongly/blustery wind	raging wind
strong or hard wind/high winds	strong wind / strong winds
ferocious rustling of leaves	strong (violent) rustling of leaves
hurricane force	hurricane force
loud and deafening	loud and deafening
bleak, thin wind	dull, weak wind
violent gust of wind	strong gust of wind
windswept	ventilated (open to all winds)
boisterous	frantic
brisk (fresh)	fresh
movement of air	air movement
fair wind	tailwind

Examples of English sentences to describe windy weather:

Description of the weather in spring in English with translation

What is the weather in spring?	What is the weather like in spring?
When spring begins, you expect good weather right away and you want to go out and wear lighter clothes. Spring is by definition the “crazy season”. Spring is alternating moments that make us think of summer, others that remind us how winter has just passed.	When spring starts, you expect good weather right away, you want to go outside in light clothes. Spring is by definition "crazy season". Spring is all about alternating moments that make us think of summer, others remind us that winter has just passed.
Why are these strong changes in temperature? Spring is one of the four seasons of the temperate zones as well as the one that marks the transition between winter and summer. Extreme natural events become a norm: it increases variability by alternating dry seasons with rainier seasons.	Why such strong temperature changes? Spring is one of the four temperate seasons that marks the transition between winter and summer. Extreme natural events are becoming the norm: it increases variability, alternating between dry and rainy seasons.
But still spring is perhaps the most awaited season which warms us up after the long winter grayness and throws us towards the hot summer and the long-awaited holidays. With spring, nature awakens. Winter was long, it never seemed to end.	But still, spring is perhaps the most anticipated season that warms us up after a long winter dullness and directs us to a hot summer and a long-awaited vacation. With spring, nature wakes up. The winter was long and seemed to never end.
There have been days when the sun has not even peeped out. We had fog, clouds and a lot of snow. Now everything is painted and it shines. The trees, the flowers, the animals, woke up in the first rays of the sun. The birds already build their nests before the mud dries completely.	There were days when the sun didn't even look. We had fog, clouds and a lot of rain. Now, instead, everything is painted and shiny. Trees, flowers, animals woke up in the first rays of the sun. The birds are already building their nests before the mud is completely dry.
A nearby stream already smells of violets and frogs, now awake from hibernation, brighten up their days with their croaking. The whole forest smells of spring. The sun warms the lawns. The March drizzle bathes the daisies that raise their heads on the slender stems.	The nearby stream smells of violets and frogs, now awake from hibernation and brightening their days with croaking. The whole forest smells like spring. The sun warms the lawns. March rain washes the daisies, which have raised their heads on thin stems.
I close my eyes and feel the heady perfume of the flowers just bloomed. I listen to the chirping of birds like a concert of flutes and violins. The young grass touches my hands. I open my eyes and see a blue sky painted with air clouds. The sun warms my skin.	I close my eyes and feel the heady scent of freshly bloomed flowers blooming. I listen to the chirping of birds like a concert of flutes and violins. Young grass touches my hands. I open my eyes and see a blue sky with airy clouds. The sun warms my skin.

Description of the weather in winter in English with translation

Winter is not a season loved by many: the temperatures that fall, the days that are getting shorter and the weather conditions that are not always favorable create an overall feeling of dullness. The cold that grips us and makes us put our hands well in the back of our coat pockets is a constant for several months of the year.	Winter is a season not loved by many. Temperatures that are falling, days that are getting shorter, and weather conditions that are not always favorable create a general feeling of dullness. The cold that takes us and makes us warm our hands in our coat pockets, constant for several months of the year.
Many of us would like to hibernate and wake up in the spring, but unfortunately it is not possible. Yet winter also has something magical, just know how to see it. I love winter: hats, gloves, giant sweaters, colored scarves, chimneys waiting for something that you do not know, sudden changes in weather, rain, snow, cold, plaid on the couch and my cats that cheer me up with their purr.	Many of us would like to hibernate (or winter in warmer climes) and wake up in the spring, but, unfortunately, this is not possible. But winter also has something magical, just know how to see it. I love winter: hats, gloves, giant sweaters, colorful scarves, umbrellas, chimneys waiting for something you don't know, sudden weather changes, rain, snow, cold, a blanket on the couch and my cats purring to cheer me up.
If you live in a particularly cold area, winter is also synonymous with snow: this frozen rain that whitens the surrounding landscape also seems to muffle all sorts of sound and gives the surrounding landscape something magical and fairytale. It is rain and snow that slow down the world for a while and make the landscape surreal.	If you live in a particularly cold place, winter is also synonymous with snow: that freezing rain that whitens the surrounding landscape also seems to drown out all sorts of sounds and give the surrounding landscape something magical and dreamlike. It's the rain and snow that slows the world down for a while and makes the landscape look surreal.
Sink into a lonely melancholy inhaling the scent of the pungent cold that inflames the cheeks. It is in this season, in fact, that Christmas is celebrated and here everything smells of ginger, hot chocolate and the family heat becomes stronger.	Indulge in lonely melancholy as you inhale the pungent cold that inflames your cheeks. It is in this season that Christmas is celebrated, and here everything smells of ginger, hot chocolate and family warmth.
You wrap yourself in a warm plaid sitting on a soft sofa and admire the lights of the city outside the window. Rain, wind and snow do not seem terrible but give the city a different appearance, perhaps more melancholic, but no less romantic. The frosty air gives us a sort of shock every morning when we leave the house as if to remind us that we are alive.	You wrap yourself in a warm blanket, sitting on a soft sofa, and admire the lights of the city outside the window. Rain, wind and snow do not seem so terrible, but they give the city a different look, perhaps more melancholy, but no less romantic. The frosty air shakes every morning when we leave the house, as if reminding us that we are alive.

Description of the weather in summer in English with translation

Summer is the hot season. The weather is always beautiful; you just have to be careful and don't cook under the sun.	Summer is the hot season. The weather is always fine; you just have to be careful not to get fried in the sun.
It is rare that it rains at this time of year. But the summer rain freshens. The summer weather is often quite stable and temperatures are pleasant both inland and along the coast.	It rarely rains this time of year. But summer rain is refreshing. Summer weather is often quite stable and temperatures are pleasant both inland and along the coast.
As soon as the summer takes over the world as a rule at the end of May or the beginning of June you can see that people go out in the sun after a long and cold winter make a barbecue in the parks or on the beach. Temperatures in the summer can reach 25 or 30 degrees and there is almost no moisture in the air. Even the nights are often hot and the temperature of the water in the sea and in the numerous inland lakes usually reaches 18 degrees or more.	As soon as summer takes over the world, usually in late May or early June you can see people going out into the sun after a long and cold winter, having barbecues in the parks or on the beach. The temperature in summer can reach 25 or 30 degrees and there is almost no moisture in the air. Even the nights are often hot, and the water temperature in the sea and in the numerous inland lakes usually reaches 18 degrees or more.
The blue sky is without clouds. A walk on the water's edge when it's sunset time and the beach is empty.	Blue sky without clouds. Walking along the water's edge when it's sunset time and the beach is empty.
It's hot, very hot, you can't breathe. The beaches are already crowded.	It's hot, very hot, you can't breathe. The beaches are already full.

Description of the weather in autumn in English with translation

Today is just an autumn day: I notice looking out the window of my room that the first fog has arrived. What sadness! Everything looks so grey, so dark. It is a little colder and a light rain has transformed what was a beautiful colorful carpet into a slippery mud and leaf mixture.	Today is an autumn day: I notice, looking out the window of my room, that the first fog has appeared. What sadness! Everything looks so grey, so dark. It's a little colder, and a light rain has turned what was a beautiful colorful carpet into slippery mud and a mixture of leaves.
The nature now shows off its new appearance. How many colors! Infinite gradations of reddish, yellow and brown enliven the still silent landscape. The black clouds slowly fill the sky with sadness, at which point you take refuge at home, close your eyes and you start dreaming.	Nature is now showing a new look. How many flowers! Endless gradations of reddish, yellow and brown hues enliven the quiet landscape. Black clouds slowly fill the sky with sadness and at that moment you take shelter at home, close your eyes and start dreaming.
Time passes, the leaves fall, and the rains rustle in the air. Outside, meanwhile, flocks of birds are heading south, ready to face a long journey.	Time passes, leaves fall, and rains rustle in the air. Flocks of birds are heading south, ready for the long journey.
Then night falls, even colder and chilling than the day. I like to feel the humidity in the autumn air even if it is easy to get sick; and I like this unmistakable smell of slightly rotten leaves. In short, it is a wonderful season full of surprises.	Then comes the night, even colder than the day. I like to feel the humidity in the autumn air, even if it's easy to get sick; and I love that unmistakable smell of slightly rotten leaves. In short, this is a wonderful season full of surprises.
A mist covers almost the whole landscape. Everything that surrounds me begins to change according to the season, the days get shorter, the frost rests on the grass, the first mists appear and the swallows migrate to the warmer countries. Autumn is a melancholy season.	Fog covers almost the entire landscape. Everything that surrounds me begins to change depending on the season, the days become shorter, frost lies on the grass, the first fogs appear, and swallows migrate to warmer countries. Autumn is a melancholy season.

- snow
["sʌnɪ] (day) - sunny (day)
(day) - overcast (day)
(day) - cool (day)

other words:

weather– weather; atmospheric absolute pressure- Atmosphere pressure; barometer- barometer; thermometer- thermometer, thermometer; weather forecaster, weather chart maker- forecaster

breeze- light breeze, breeze; temperature humidity; damp- dampness; mist- (light) fog, haze, haze, overcast; rain fall- precipitation; drizzle- light rain; rain- rain; cold- cold; snow fall- snowfall; hail– hail; sleet(shower sleet) - rain with snow, sleet, freezing rain, grits; ice; hoarfrost- frost, frost

fair– good clear; bright- clear, fine; clear, clear- clear; hot- sultry, hot; windy- windy; cloudy- overcast, cloudy; rainy- rainy; foggy- foggy; chilly- cold, fresh, cool; stormy- storm; frosty- frosty

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2 Related words: Climate (sound, transcription)