Weather tells us about the sky and the air outside. We use simple words to say what the weather is like. We can talk about sun, rain, clouds, wind, and snow.

These words name common kinds of weather. They describe what you can see or feel outside.

Word or Phrase	Definition
sunny	It means the sun is shining.
rainy	It means rain is falling from the sky.
cloudy	It means there are many clouds in the sky.
windy	It means the air is moving strongly.
snowy	It means snow is falling or snow is on the ground.

These words talk about how hot or cold the air is. They help you describe the weather in a simple way.

Word or Phrase	Definition
hot	It means the weather has a high temperature.
warm	It means the weather is a little hot and comfortable.
cool	It means the weather is a little cold.
cold	It means the weather has a low temperature.

Weather adjectives can describe the sky and the atmosphere. Sunny, cloudy, and windy describe what the sky or air is like. Rainy and snowy describe weather with water or snow from the sky.

You can use weather words with the verb be. A simple statement is "It is sunny" or "It is cold." A simple question is "Is it rainy?" or "Is it windy?"

Now you can name common weather conditions and temperature words in English. You can describe the sky with simple adjectives. You can also use weather words in short statements and questions.