Weather Phenomena and Conditions

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive vocabulary lesson on weather, starting with temperature descriptions such as hot, warm, cool, and cold. It then covers various weather types like sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, foggy, snowy, and stormy. The lesson progresses to extreme weather conditions, including icy, hail, blizzards, thunder and lightning, hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones, explaining their regional occurrences. Finally, it discusses weather phenomena like sandstorms, dust devils, monsoons, and their effects, such as flooding and droughts, concluding with a note on heat waves.

How would you describe the weather when it is very sunny?

• Hot

• Cold

• Warm

• Cool

What term is used to describe a day with moderate temperature, not too hot or cold?

• Hot

• Warm

• Cold

• Cool

Which word describes the weather when it is raining?

• Cloudy

• Windy

• Sunny

• Rainy

What is the weather like when there is a lot of fog?

• Foggy

• Snowy

• Stormy

• Windy

What do we call the weather condition when ice falls from the sky?

• Freezing

• Snowstorm

• Hail

• Blizzard

What is a snowstorm commonly referred to as?

• Hail

• Blizzard

• Thunderstorm

• Cyclone

Which term is used for a severe storm occurring around North America?

• Hurricane

• Cyclone

• Typhoon

• Sandstorm

What is the name of the storm that affects East Asia?

• Hurricane

• Blizzard

• Cyclone

• Typhoon

What is a storm that picks up a lot of sand in desert areas called?

• Dust Devil

• Monsoon

• Sandstorm

• Heat Wave

What is the term for a prolonged period of very hot weather?

• Heat Wave

• Drought

• Monsoon

• Flooding