Talking about the weather in English

Questions about the weather:

What's it like out(side)?
How's the weather?
What's the weather like?
What's the temperature?
What's the weather forecast? (What is the weather expected
to be like?)
Is it hot or cold?
Is it sunny?
Is it raining?
Beautiful day, isnt it?
Some answers to describe weather:
Today it is warm and sunny out.
Its so cold out there!
The sun is very bright today, you might want to take
sunglasses.
Its not raining, but it is cloudy.
It is! Im so happy the sun is shining.
Theyre saying blue skies and hot!
It's freezing outside!

 It's a bit chilly. Wrap up warm.

It's Arctic out there.
It's quite fresh - take a jumper.
You can see your breath in the air.
It's below zero.
It must be minus five or more.
It's pretty frosty today
In English, we usually use it is when we talk about the weather.

!One common mistake learners make when talking about the

weather is mixing up the noun, adjective and verb forms of
weather words.
Example:
What's the weather like?
It is sun. Incorrect
It is sunny. Correct
The sun is shining. Correct

Weather Vocabulary: