Kelas 5 - Weather and Season Vocabulary

The Seasons

The four seasons are described here but in many places around the world there are only two seasons. If there are only two seasons, we usually describe them as the "rainy season" (or wet season) and the "dry season."

	Spring:  The season between winter and summer (in the USA from April - June), when plants and trees begin to bloom.
	Summer: The season in between spring and autumn (in the USA from July - September) when it is the weather is warm or hot.
	Autumn (or Fall): The season in between summer and winter (in the USA from October - December). In many places the leaves turn colors and fall off the trees.
	Winter:  The season between fall and spring (in the USA January - March) when the weather is the coldest.

Weather Vocabulary
(including extreme weather vocabulary)

	sunny:  the sun shines clearly in the sky and there is lots of bright light. (It is also common to say the sky is "clear" when there is bright sun and no clouds).
	cloudy:  there are many clouds in the sky. (We also can say the sky is overcast when it is very cloudy).
	partly-cloudy:  when there is both sun and clouds in the sky.
	rain:  when water falls from the clouds.
	light rain:  when there is a small amount of rain. We also call light rain drizzle or sprinkles: It's drizzling outside. You don't need an umbrella, it's just sprinkling.
	Heavy rain:  when there is a lot of rain. It is also very common to say: There is a downpour. (A sudden heavy rain) It's pouring down rain. It's raining cats and dogs.
	freezing rain / sleet:  when part of the rain is water and part of the rain is frozen (snow).
	thunder storm:  a storm with thunder and lightning. Also called an electrical storm. lightning: the flash of light in the sky during a storm.  thunder:  the loud noise in the sky that comes after lightning. We say lightening "strikes" and call the flash of light a lightning bolt.
	fog:  small drops of water that float above the ground (and it can be difficult to see through this mist of water). foggy weather. We say thick fog. The fog was so thick I could barely see the other cars on the road.
	windy:  when there is a lot of wind. "strong / light"  collocate with the word wind in English: strong winds: when the wind is blowing with a lot of force. light winds (breezy):  when there is a light breeze.
	frost:  a thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces (e.g., grass, ground, windows of a car) when the air is very cold. We say heavy / light frost. We say things are covered with frost (or covered with a layer of frost). A defroster melts frost off car windows by using warm air to melt the ice.
	snow:  soft, light pieces of frozen rain that fall from the sky when it is cold.  The individual pieces are called snowflakes and have beautiful designs.
	blizzard:  a severe snow storm with a large amount of snow and often high winds.
	tornado:  a powerful storm where very high winds move around in a circle around a point. We say a tornado "touches down" on the ground.  A tornado moves or travels in a path. Example:  The tornado touched down in Kansas and 15 houses in its path were completely destroyed.
	hurricane:  a very powerful and destructive storm that has extremely high winds.
	forest fire:  a major uncontrolled fire that sweeps through a wooded area (forest) burning many trees and wildlife.
	flood:  a large amount of water that covers land that is usually dry.
	earthquake:  the surface of the earth shakes and moves and can cause great damage and devastation if it is very strong.
	volcanic eruption:  a sudden explosion that comes from the open part of a volcano.
	tsunami:  an extremely high wave in the ocean that is often caused by an earthquake and causes great devastation when it reaches land. (Also called a tidal wave).
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