| Word | Meaning | Example sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| sunny | adj. | bright because the sun is shining | It is sunny today. |
| cloudy | adj. | with many clouds in the sky | The morning is cloudy. |
| rainy | adj. | with a lot of rain | It is a rainy weekend. |
| windy | adj. | with a lot of wind | It is windy near the sea. |
| stormy | adj. | with strong wind, rain, or thunder | The night was stormy. |
| foggy | adj. | with thick cloud near the ground | It is foggy this morning. |
| hot | adj. | with a high temperature | It is hot in July. |
| cold | adj. | with a low temperature | The room is cold. |
| spring | n. | the season after winter | Flowers grow in spring. |
| summer | n. | the hottest season of the year | We swim in summer. |
| autumn | n. | the season after summer | Leaves fall in autumn. |
| winter | n. | the coldest season of the year | It often snows in winter. |
Say It is sunny, It is windy, It is cold.
For rain and snow, you can say It is raining or It is snowing.
Use because to explain: I need a coat because it is cold.
Use when for routines: When it is sunny, I go for a walk.