Weather in American Sign Language (ASL)

The video tutorial teaches how to express feelings about the weather using sign language. It covers signs for different temperatures such as cold, cool, warm, and hot. Tracy demonstrates how to describe various weather conditions like sunny, windy, cloudy, snowing, and raining. The video concludes with a review to help viewers recall the signs for different weather conditions.

How do you sign 'cold' in sign language?

• Hands create a cool breeze

• Shoulders hunched forward with a shaking hand

• Semi-closed hand in front of the mouth

• Hand brought to mouth and pulled away

Which sign represents 'warm'?

• Shoulders hunched forward with a shaking hand

• Hand brought to mouth and pulled away

• Semi-closed hand in front of the mouth, moving outward

• Hands create a cool breeze

What is the sign for 'sunny'?

• No specific sign mentioned

• Hands create a cool breeze

• Semi-closed hand in front of the mouth

• Hand brought to mouth and pulled away

How is 'cloudy' described in the video?

• Hands create a cool breeze

• Hand brought to mouth and pulled away

• Semi-closed hand in front of the mouth

• No specific sign mentioned

What is the sign for 'raining'?

• Hand brought to mouth and pulled away

• No specific sign mentioned

• Hands create a cool breeze

• Semi-closed hand in front of the mouth