A2Weather12 min
Weather and seasons
Learn words to describe the weather and the seasons, and to understand a weather forecast.
People often start a conversation by talking about the weather. In this lesson you learn words for different kinds of weather, the seasons of the year and the weather forecast.
- seasonnoun
- one of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, autumn and winterAutumn is my favourite season.
- springnoun
- the season after winter, when plants start to growIn spring, the trees turn green again.
- autumnnoun
- the season after summer, when leaves fall from the treesThe leaves turn brown and orange in autumn.
- sunnyadjective
- with a lot of sunIt was sunny all weekend, so we went to the beach.
- cloudyadjective
- with a lot of clouds in the skyIt's cloudy today, but it isn't raining.
- windyadjective
- with a lot of windIt's too windy to use an umbrella.
- foggyadjective
- with thick cloud near the ground, so you cannot see farDrive slowly. It's very foggy.
- stormnoun
- very bad weather with strong wind and heavy rainThe storm last night blew down a tree in our street.
- forecastnoun
- a report that says what the weather will be likeThe forecast says it will rain tomorrow.
- temperaturenoun
- how hot or cold something isThe temperature today is 28 degrees.
- freezingadjective
- very, very coldWear gloves. It's freezing outside.
- humidadjective
- hot with a lot of water in the airIn July it's hot and humid, and my clothes feel wet.
Exercise 1 of 2
Choose the weather word
Choose the correct answer.
Exercise 2 of 2
Complete the weather sentences
Type one word in each gap. Use each word once. Use: autumn, cloudy, forecast, freezing, storm, sunny, temperature.
Leaves fall from the trees in .
It was hot and at the beach. We didn't see a single cloud.
The says there will be snow on Friday.
Put on your coat and gloves. It's outside!
A big hit the town last night. The wind was very strong and it rained for hours.
The sky was all morning, but it didn't rain.
What's the today? About 20 degrees.
Source
Original lesson by Joy English.
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