| foggy |
full
of or covered by dense clouds. |
| forecast
|
to
predict (the weather). |
| freezing
|
at
or near the temperature at which water turns to ice. |
| humidity
|
dampness
or moistness, as of the atmosphere. |
| hurricane
|
a
powerful cyclonic storm that originates in the West Indian region
of the Atlantic Ocean and that has heavy rains and winds exceeding
seventy-three miles, or 119 kilometers, per hour. |
| lightning
|
natural
electricity produced in thunderstorm clouds and appearing as a
bright flash or streak of light in the sky. |
| barometer
|
a
meteorological instrument that measures atmospheric pressure,
esp. used to predict weather changes. |
| rain
|
water
vapor in the atmosphere that condenses and falls from the sky
to earth. |
| snow
|
a
frozen form of precipitation that falls as ice crystals formed
into flakes. |
| sunny
|
exposed
to or warmed by sunlight, esp. during much of each day. |
| thermometer
|
an
instrument for measuring temperature, esp. a sealed glass tube
with a calibrated scale on the outside and a column of liquid,
usu. mercury, inside that rises or falls as the temperature changes
. |
| thunderstorm
|
a
brief electrical storm usu. accompanied by heavy rain and high
winds. |
| tornado
|
a
very destructive but short-lived windstorm in the form of a funnel-shaped
cloud that moves close to the ground destroying whatever is in
its path. |
| warm
|
having
or emitting moderate heat. |
| windy
|
having
a great or excessive amount of wind; characterized by wind. |
| winter
|
the
season of the year between autumn and spring, in the northern
hemisphere continuing from the December solstice to the March
equinox. |
| clear |
free
of darkness, clouds, or haze. |
| cloudy |
characterized
by the presence of clouds; overcast. |
| cool |
moderately
cold; not warm. |
