Weather Vocabulary (Part 5): Unique Weather Phenomena

Expand your English vocabulary with unique weather terms. Learn to describe different weather phenomena accurately and confidently.

Weather vocabulary goes beyond basic terms like "sunny" or "rainy". In this video, we introduce more specific and unique weather phenomena.

• Snow: Frozen precipitation that falls as ice crystals, forming a soft white layer on the ground. Common in winter in colder regions.
• Hail: Small, hard balls of ice that fall from the sky during severe thunderstorms. Hail can vary in size from tiny pellets to large, damaging stones.
• Fog: A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the air at or near the earth's surface, reducing visibility. Often found in coastal and mountainous areas.
• Lightning: A sudden electrostatic discharge during a storm, resulting in a bright flash of light in the sky, often accompanied by thunder.
• Rainbow: A multicolored arc that appears in the sky when sunlight is refracted and dispersed by moisture in the atmosphere, typically following a rain shower.

Watch our video to get familiar with these weather phenomena and start using them in your daily conversations.