Learn some Weather vocabulary as I describe today’s weather in English.
Talking about the weather is a common subject of “small talk” in the USA. Learn some of the English keywords about weather in my video.
Transcript:
I am the weather girl today 🙂
I have my umbrella and my rain boots
I don’t have a raincoat but this is waterproof
So if it’s raining just a little bit you can say: it’s misting; it’s sprinkling or it’s drizzling.
If it’s raining a lot you can say: it’s pouring or it’s really coming down or it’s raining cats and dogs.
When water is on the ground like this it’s called a puddle; my kids like to jump in the puddle or Splash around in the puddle;
If there is a streak of light in the sky that is lightning and the sound that you hear is thunder;
So, if there’s thunder and lightning we say: it’s a thunderstorm or it’s stormy;
If you like the rain and somebody asks you how’s the weather you can say: it’s rainy / it’s so cozy today…
But if you don’t like the rain and somebody asks you you can say: it’s rainy out / it’s gloomy / it’s yucky out / it’s nasty today / it’s gross out…
