ENGLISH VOCABULARY | WEATHER VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | VOCABULARY FOR WEATHER Part 2

The video tutorial covers a wide range of weather-related vocabulary, including terms for different types of rain, thunderstorms, and severe weather conditions like hurricanes and tornadoes. It also discusses winter weather phenomena such as blizzards and avalanches, as well as fog and mist. The tutorial provides pronunciation guidance and examples for each term, helping learners understand and articulate these weather-related words effectively.

What is the difference between a downpour and light rain?

How do Americans commonly pronounce the words 'poor' and 'pour'?

What are the characteristics of a flash flood?

Describe the conditions that lead to a drought.

What is a tropical storm and how does it differ from a hurricane?

What is the significance of the eye of a storm?

What is a blizzard and what conditions define it?

How does sleet differ from snow?

What are the effects of black ice on road safety?

Explain what an avalanche is and the dangers associated with it.