• Climate: the general weather conditions in an area over a long period; can be categorized into different types.

• Sunny: when the sun is shining brightly; clear skies and no clouds.

• Cloudy: filled with clouds; often indicates that the weather might become rainy.

• Rainy: wet weather; precipitation in the form of water droplets.

• Snowy: cold weather with falling or lying snow; often associated with winter.

• Windy: characterized by strong winds; can be cool or warm.

• Foggy: thick mist or haze; visibility is often reduced.

• Stormy: violent weather with rain, wind, thunder, etc.; often includes lightning.

• Clear: no clouds in the sky; often after a storm or rainy period.

• Overcast: covered with clouds; no sun is visible.

• Chilly: quite cold; cooler than what might be comfortable.

• Mild: moderate in temperature; neither hot nor cold.

• Sleet: often occurs when rain freezes as it falls.

• Drizzle: light rain; smaller droplets that often persist for extended periods.

• Forecast: prediction of weather; often given by meteorologists.

• Temperature: measurement of heat or cold; measured in degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.

• Humidity: the amount of moisture in the air; can make the weather feel hotter or cooler.

• Precipitation: any form of water falling from the sky, including rain, snow, sleet, etc.

• Meteorology: the scientific study of the atmosphere and weather; meteorologists are the people who study this field.

• Heatwave: an extended period of unusually hot weather; often in summer.

• Cold front: boundary of an advancing mass of cold air; associated with cooler weather.

• High pressure: weather conditions with dry, clear skies; often associated with fair weather.

• Low pressure: weather conditions with wet, cloudy skies; often associated with storms.

• Barometer: an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure; used in weather forecasting.

• Gale: very strong wind; usually from 34 to 40 knots.

• Visibility: the distance one can clearly see; often reduced in conditions like fog.

• Dew point: the temperature at which air becomes saturated with moisture; related to humidity.

"

-How is the weather?

-Ohhh, it's been windy"