Common structures for asking about weather conditions

What's the weather like in spring? How is the weather in spring?

Sentence structure The sentence structure for asking about the weather is: What's the weather like + a prepositional phrase indicating location or season?

Key analysis: This is a special question guided by what.

Note that prepositions (such as in, at, etc.) should be added before words indicating place or season.

The answer to this sentence pattern is usually: It's + an adjective indicating the weather condition.

For example: -What's the weather like in Harbin in winter? How is the weather in Harbin in winter?

—It's very cold. The weather is very cold.