Weather Vocabulary for Beginners

Understanding basic weather vocabulary is essential for everyday English conversations. This video introduces simple words you can use to describe different weather conditions.

When it’s raining, you might feel drops on your hand or hear the soft patter. If the rain is heavier, it’s pouring, which means strong rain. Windy weather is described with the word windy, while flashes of electricity in the sky are called lightning. The sound that follows lightning is known as thunder.

By learning these words, you can confidently talk about the weather with friends, colleagues, or when traveling. For example, you could say, “It’s pouring outside, take an umbrella!” or “Did you hear the thunder last night?”

Practice saying each word aloud as you watch the video to improve pronunciation and fluency. Repeating these weather words in context helps beginners remember them easily and use them naturally in conversations.

Mastering basic weather vocabulary is a simple step toward speaking English more fluently and confidently every day.