25 Weather Signs in ASL | American Sign Language | ASL Basics

This video tutorial focuses on teaching American Sign Language (ASL) signs related to weather. It begins with an introduction and tips on using facial expressions to convey the intensity of weather conditions. The tutorial covers a range of weather signs, including clouds, storms, tornadoes, and hurricanes, as well as temperature-related signs like cold, warm, and hot. It also includes signs for different seasons and provides examples of how to use these signs in weather forecasting. The video emphasizes the importance of facial expressions in enhancing the meaning of the signs.

What is the purpose of using facial expressions when signing about weather?

• To change the intensity of the weather being described

• To make the signs look more interesting

• To add humor to the signs

• To confuse the viewer

Which hand shape is used to sign 'tornado'?

• 5 hands

• H hands

• 2L hands

• W hands

How is the sign for 'hurricane' different from 'tornado'?

• It is signed with a different facial expression

• It is larger and uses H hands

• It is signed with more intensity

• It uses a different hand shape

What does the non-dominant hand represent when signing 'temperature'?

• A weather vane

• A thermometer

• A wind sock

• A rain gauge

How do you sign 'cold' differently from 'cool'?

• By using both hands

• By signing it faster

• By showing a more intense facial expression

• By using a different hand shape

What does the sign for 'spring' represent?

• Leaves falling

• Flowers growing

• Snow melting

• Sun shining

In the example sentence, what is the weather like in the morning?

• Sunny

• Rainy

• Windy

• Snowy