What's the difference between weather and climate?
1, weather:
Noun (short for noun)? Weather; Weather; situation
Transitive verbs? Weathering; Bear; Exposure to sunlight and rain
An intransitive verb? Weathering; Fading; Withstand wind and rain
Adjective? Headwind; weather forecast
2. Climate:
Noun (short for noun)? Climate; atmosphere
Second, when expressing the weather, the timeliness is different.
1, weather: the perennial climate of a certain area, including temperature and rainfall. It can also be used metaphorically.
2. Climate: refers to the specific short-term weather in a certain area, including sunny, rainy, cold and warm conditions.
Third, pay attention to differences.
1, Weather: refers to the specific weather conditions in a certain place on a certain day, such as rain or shine, precipitation, temperature, wind force and wind direction.
2. Climate: refers to the general climate of a certain area, such as drought, humidity, temperature and coolness.