Greet the weather in English

In basic education in Britain, we will also learn some weather-related knowledge. In addition to the vocabulary sunny rainy windy, which can be used to describe the weather in the textbook, how to talk about the weather in an authentic way and carry out extended learning on weather-related topics will often be involved.

For example, I will learn some basic short sentences:

The sun is shining. The sun is shining.

it's boring. It's cloudy and rainy.

The wind is blowing. The wind is blowing.

The rain is falling. It rained heavily.

It's hailing. It hails.

The rain is pouring down. It rained cats and dogs.

It's snowing. It's snowing.

It's thundering. It thundered.

learn some adjectives to describe the weather:

sweaty

freezing cold

warm

cold cold

sunny

cloudy. Cloudy

clear bright

stormy

misty

foggy

breezy breezy

windy. Windy

showery

rainy

frosty

snowy

icy

drizz. Ly It rains in Mao Mao

dry

wet

Do British people really care about the climate? The answer can be either "yes" or "no". The reason for saying "yes" is that the weather in Britain is changeable, and it is not uncommon for four seasons to appear in a day. Knowing the weather is also very important for making plans for going out. This is why most British people always take umbrellas with them in case it rains when they go out.