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¡Hola! Welcome to our lesson on Spanish Vocabulary → Weather. In this lesson, we will explore various weather-related terms and phrases in Spanish. As a Spanish language teacher with 20 years of experience, I can assure you that mastering weather vocabulary is essential for everyday conversations. 🌦️

After completing this lesson, you might also be interested in learning about the four seasons in Spanish to expand your knowledge of seasonal vocabulary. Additionally, you can check out our lesson on winter vocabulary in Spanish to dive deeper into the cold season's specific terms. And don't forget to brush up on your Spanish linking words to connect your thoughts and ideas smoothly in conversations. 😊

Let's get started and learn all about the weather in Spanish!

Here are some of the most common words used in Spanish to refer to the weather:

WordsEdit

Sunny day: día soleado.
Rainy day: día lluvioso.
Cloudy day: día nublado.
Humid day: día húmedo.
Clear day: día despejado.
Snowy day: día nevado.
Hot day: día caluroso.
Cold day: día frío.
Foggy day: día con niebla.
Cool day: día fresco.
Windy day: día ventoso.
Wet day: día húmedo.

VerbsEdit

To rain: llover.
To hail: granizar
To snow: nevar.
To drizzle: lloviznar.
To dawn: amanecer.
To become night: anochecer.

ExamplesEdit

Hoy está soleado (It's sunny today.)
Me gustaría beber chocolate caliente, hace mucho frío (I'd like to drink hot chocolate, the weather is very cold.)
Vámonos, está nublado y parece que va a llover (Let's go, it's cloudy and it looks like it's going to rain.)
Los granizos que cayeron, fueron los más grandes que haya visto. (The hailstones that fell were the largest I´ve ever seen).