A2-level Weather & Seasons vocabulary set for English learners — everyday words about weather conditions, the four seasons, and describing temperature.
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weather
the condition of the sky and air outside, such as sun, wind, and rain.
sun
the bright star that gives light and heat to the earth.
rain
water that falls from clouds in small drops.
snow
soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky in winter.
wind
air that moves quickly outside.
cloud
a soft white shape that floats in the sky, made of tiny drops of water.
storm
very bad weather with strong wind, rain, and sometimes thunder.
ice
water that has become hard and cold like glass.
fog
thick grey air near the ground that is hard to see through.
sky
the space above the earth where you see clouds, the sun, and stars.
season
one of the four parts of the year, such as winter and summer.
spring
the season after winter, when plants and flowers start to grow.
summer
the season with the hottest weather, between spring and autumn.
autumn
the season after summer, when leaves fall from the trees.
winter
the coldest season of the year, often with snow and ice.
temperature
a number that shows the amount of heat in the air.
umbrella
a round tool you hold over your head to stay dry in rain.
rainbow
a curved line of many colors that appears in the sky after rain.
to rain
to fall as water from the clouds.
to snow
to fall as soft white frozen pieces from the sky.
to shine
to give out bright light.
to blow
to move air strongly, like the wind does.
to freeze
to become hard and cold like ice.
to melt
to turn from ice into water because it gets warm.
to forecast
to say what the weather will be like in the future.
to pour
to rain very heavily and fast.
sunny
having a lot of bright sunlight and no clouds.
rainy
having a lot of rain.
cloudy
covered with clouds, with very little sun.
windy
having a lot of moving air.
cold
having very little heat, like ice and snow.
hot
having a lot of heat, more than warm.
warm
having a nice, gentle heat, not too hot and not too cold.
wet
covered with water, so it is not dry.
dry
having no water on it at all.