How to talk about the weather in English
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HOW TO TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER |
START A CONVERSATION |
What’s the weather like today? |
It’s cloudy |
It’s clearing up. |
Can you believe this weather? |
That storm was horrible. |
Will it be windy tomorrow? |
It’s been so cold! |
It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? |
The weather is dreadful. |
It’s pouring down. |
It’s raining. |
It’s sunny. |
It’s windy. |
The downpour caused a lot of flooding. |
The sun has just come out. |
The clouds are passing. |
We’ve been pretty lucky with the weather this winter, haven’t we? |
We’re looking forward to it warming up! |
Where can I find a weather forecast? |
Not a cloud in the sky! |
Nice weather, isn’t it? |
Glorious day, isn’t it? |
THE TEMPERATUREÂ |
What’s the temperature? |
It’s cold / warm / hot. |
It’s freezing cold today! |
It’s scorching hot. |
It’s stifling hot. |
The bitter cold was unexpected. |
I’m really cold. |
Autumn is often chilly and damp. |
THE WEATHER FORECAST |
Did you hear the weather forecast? |
The weather forecast is good. |
There might be some rain over Lyon. |
Chilly temperatures are expected |
It will be cloudy with sunny spells over Paris. |
Heavy snow falls are expected. |
The bitter cold is expected to continue into Friday. |
Thunderstorms are expected this afternoon. |
We are expecting the temperature to cool down this week. |
Snow and ice continue to cause travel disruption. |
They’re calling for 10 centimetres of snow on Tuesday. |
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