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Weather

Study this English vocabulary list, then practice by sorting the words in the game.

Word	Part of speech	Example
sun	n.	The sun shines brightly in the sky.
rain	n.	The rain falls heavily on the roof.
cloud	n.	A big cloud covers the sun.
snow	n.	The snow covers the ground in winter.
wind	n.	The wind blows the leaves away.
storm	n.	A storm is coming, so stay inside.
thunder	n.	We hear thunder before the rain starts.
lightning	n.	Lightning flashes across the dark sky.
fog	n.	Thick fog covers the city this morning.
rainbow	n.	A rainbow appears after the rain stops.
hail	n.	Hail hits the car during the storm.
ice	n.	The lake freezes into thick ice.
frost	n.	Frost covers the grass early in the morning.
heat	n.	The heat makes everyone want cold drinks.
cold	adj.	It is very cold outside today.
sunny	adj.	Today is sunny, so let's go outside.
cloudy	adj.	The sky is cloudy this afternoon.
rainy	adj.	It is rainy today, so bring an umbrella.
windy	adj.	It is too windy to fly a kite.
snowy	adj.	The roads are snowy and slippery today.
foggy	adj.	Drive slowly because the road is foggy.
humid	adj.	Summer here is hot and humid.
dry	adj.	The weather stays dry all summer.
wet	adj.	My clothes are wet from the rain.
warm	adj.	The soup makes me feel warm.
cool	adj.	The evening air feels cool and fresh.
breeze	n.	A gentle breeze blows through the window.
drizzle	n.	A light drizzle falls all morning.
blizzard	n.	The blizzard closed all the schools today.
hurricane	n.	The hurricane damaged many houses near the coast.
tornado	n.	A tornado destroyed the old barn.
temperature	n.	The temperature drops low at night.
forecast	n.	The weather forecast says it will rain.
umbrella	n.	Take an umbrella in case it rains.
sunshine	n.	I enjoy the warm sunshine on my face.
mist	n.	Mist rises from the river at dawn.
freezing	adj.	It is freezing outside, so wear a coat.
climate	n.	The climate here is warm all year.
dew	n.	Dew covers the leaves in the morning.
thunderstorm	n.	A thunderstorm woke me up last night.
raindrop	n.	A single raindrop falls on my hand.
snowflake	n.	Each snowflake has a different shape.
icicle	n.	An icicle hangs from the roof.
heatwave	n.	A heatwave hits the city this week.
overcast	adj.	The sky looks overcast this morning.
hot	adj.	It's too hot to play outside today.
sky	n.	The sky turned gray before the storm.
weather	n.	What's the weather like today?
puddle	n.	She jumped over a puddle on the sidewalk.
shade	n.	Let's sit in the shade to stay cool.
sunlight	n.	Sunlight streamed through the window.
breezy	adj.	It's a breezy afternoon at the beach.
chilly	adj.	Wear a jacket, it's chilly outside.
sleet	n.	Sleet made the roads slippery this morning.
gust	n.	A sudden gust of wind blew off his hat.
muggy	adj.	The air felt muggy after the rain stopped.
humidity	n.	The humidity makes summer feel worse.
haze	n.	A light haze covered the city this morning.
monsoon	n.	The monsoon season brings heavy rain every year.
mild	adj.	We had a mild winter this year.
slush	n.	The melting snow turned into slush on the street.
downpour	n.	We got caught in a sudden downpour.
gale	n.	The gale knocked down several trees.
barometer	n.	The barometer shows the air pressure is dropping.
thermometer	n.	The thermometer read thirty degrees today.
arid	adj.	The desert has an arid climate all year.
tropical	adj.	The island has a tropical climate with lots of rain.
visibility	n.	The fog reduced visibility on the highway.
meteorologist	n.	The meteorologist predicted rain for the weekend.
precipitation	n.	There is a high chance of precipitation tomorrow.
clear	adjective	The sky is clear today.
stormy	adjective	It's too stormy to go outside.
icy	adjective	The road is icy this morning.
damp	adjective	My clothes feel damp after the rain.
drought	noun	The farmers worry about the long drought.
typhoon	noun	A typhoon is heading toward the coast.
sunburn	noun	She got a sunburn at the beach.
gloomy	adjective	The sky looks gloomy before the storm.
sandstorm	noun	A sandstorm blocked the desert road.
avalanche	noun	The avalanche buried the mountain trail.

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