🇺🇸 English · A2
Weather & Seasons in English · A2
60 English words and phrases for weather & seasons, at A2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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cloudycloudy
It's cloudy but warm.
It's cloudy but warm.
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windywindy
It's too windy for an umbrella.
It's too windy for an umbrella.
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seasonseason
Which season do you like best?
Which season do you like best?
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temperaturetemperature
The temperature dropped last night.
The temperature dropped last night.
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umbrellaumbrella
Don't forget your umbrella!
Don't forget your umbrella!
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springspring
The flowers bloom in spring.
The flowers bloom in spring.
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autumnautumn
The leaves turn red in autumn.
The leaves turn red in autumn.
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fogfog
Thick fog covered the valley.
Thick fog covered the valley.
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rainbowrainbow
Look! There's a rainbow!
Look! There's a rainbow!
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thunderstormthunderstorm
A thunderstorm is coming this afternoon.
A thunderstorm is coming this afternoon.
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puddlepuddle
Don't jump in that puddle.
Don't jump in that puddle.
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mistmist
The mist covered the hills this morning.
The mist covered the hills this morning.
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dewdew
There was dew on the grass at dawn.
There was dew on the grass at dawn.
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sleetsleet
The sleet made the roads dangerous.
The sleet made the roads dangerous.
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monsoonmonsoon
The monsoon season starts in June.
The monsoon season starts in June.
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gustgust
A sudden gust blew my hat off.
A sudden gust blew my hat off.
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flurryflurry
A light flurry of snow fell overnight.
A light flurry of snow fell overnight.
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thermometerthermometer
The thermometer shows twenty degrees.
The thermometer shows twenty degrees.
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climateclimate
The climate here is quite mild.
The climate here is quite mild.
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shadeshade
Let's sit in the shade, it's too hot.
Let's sit in the shade, it's too hot.
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muggymuggy
It's so muggy that I can't stop sweating.
It's so muggy that I can't stop sweating.
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hazyhazy
The sky looked hazy all afternoon.
The sky looked hazy all afternoon.
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galegale
The gale knocked down several trees.
The gale knocked down several trees.
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gloomygloomy
The sky turned gloomy before the storm.
The sky turned gloomy before the storm.
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nippynippy
It's a bit nippy this morning, wear a jacket.
It's a bit nippy this morning, wear a jacket.
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sizzlingsizzling
It was a sizzling hot afternoon.
It was a sizzling hot afternoon.
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snowflakesnowflake
Each snowflake looked different under the light.
Each snowflake looked different under the light.
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humidityhumidity
The humidity makes it feel hotter than it is.
The humidity makes it feel hotter than it is.
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cool downcool down
It should cool down after sunset.
It should cool down after sunset.
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weather reportweather report
Did you check the weather report today?
Did you check the weather report today?
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It looks like rain.It looks like rain.
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What's the temperature outside?What's the temperature outside?
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Autumn is my favorite season.Autumn is my favorite season.
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The rain stopped at last.The rain stopped at last.
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Spring is just around the corner.Spring is just around the corner.
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Don't forget your sunscreen.Don't forget your sunscreen.
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It gets dark early in winter.It gets dark early in winter.
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It's raining, so bring an umbrella.It's raining, so bring an umbrella.
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The weather changed suddenly this afternoon.The weather changed suddenly this afternoon.
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I like autumn because the air is cool.I like autumn because the air is cool.
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It was cloudy, but then the sun came out.It was cloudy, but then the sun came out.
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The forecast says it will rain tomorrow.The forecast says it will rain tomorrow.
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The wind picked up before the storm.The wind picked up before the storm.
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We stayed inside because it was too cold.We stayed inside because it was too cold.
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The leaves fall when autumn arrives.The leaves fall when autumn arrives.
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It got hot, so I turned on the fan.It got hot, so I turned on the fan.
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The rainbow appeared after the rain stopped.The rainbow appeared after the rain stopped.
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It's foggy, so drive carefully.It's foggy, so drive carefully.
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Spring brings warmer weather and flowers.Spring brings warmer weather and flowers.
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The temperature dropped quickly at night.The temperature dropped quickly at night.
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I wore a scarf because it was windy.I wore a scarf because it was windy.
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The sky cleared up after lunch.The sky cleared up after lunch.
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It rained all day, so we stayed home.It rained all day, so we stayed home.
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We wear thick coats to keep warm in winter.We wear thick coats to keep warm in winter.
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The weather forecast changes every hour.The weather forecast changes every hour.
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I love how quiet it is when it snows.I love how quiet it is when it snows.
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The air feels fresh after the rain.The air feels fresh after the rain.
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It's warm enough to go outside without a jacket.It's warm enough to go outside without a jacket.
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The clouds are getting darker, it might rain.The clouds are getting darker, it might rain.
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We packed sunscreen because it will be sunny.We packed sunscreen because it will be sunny.
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