Weather Terminology and Concepts

The video provides a comprehensive overview of weather vocabulary, including terms for different types of rain, wind, and extreme weather conditions. It begins with a weather forecast, then delves into advanced vocabulary, explaining terms like drizzle, shower, and gust. The video also covers weather conditions such as mild, humid, and foggy, and discusses extreme weather phenomena like tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards. The lesson concludes with a summary and resources for further learning.

What should you be cautious of in the evening according to the weather report?

• A heatwave

• A sunny day

• A snowstorm

• Thunder and lightning

What is the informal British term for an umbrella?

• Parasol

• Poncho

• Raincoat

• Brolly

What does the term 'soaked' mean in the context of rain?

• To be warm and dry

• To be completely wet

• To be completely dry

• To be slightly wet

What is a 'downpour'?

• A gentle breeze

• A short burst of rain

• A heavy rain for a long period

• A light drizzle

What is a 'gust' of wind?

• A sudden strong wind

• A strong wind that lasts long

• A gentle breeze

• A mild wind

What does 'mild' weather mean?

• Very hot

• Very cold

• Extremely windy

• Neither too hot nor too cold

What is a tornado also known as?

• Hurricane

• Cyclone

• Blizzard

• Thunderstorm

What is the main characteristic of a hurricane?

• It is a light drizzle

• It is a gentle breeze

• It is a small storm

• It has strong winds and rain from the ocean

What is the difference between thunder and lightning?

• Both are lights

• Both are sounds

• Thunder is the sound, lightning is the light

• Thunder is the light, lightning is the sound

What is hail?

• Small balls of ice falling from the sky

• A type of rain

• A gentle breeze

• A type of snow