Basic Weather Expressions in Spanish

Study Notes

Basic Weather Expressions

"¿Qué tiempo hace?" translates to "What's the weather like?"
"Hay sol" means "The sun is shining."
"Hay luna" translates to "The moon is out."
"Hay relámpagos" indicates "It's lightning."
"Hay humedad" means "It's humid."
"Hay nubes" translates to "It's cloudy."
"Hay lluvias torrenciales" indicates "It's pouring."
"Hay un vendaval" means "There's a windstorm."
"Hay granizo" translates to "It's hailing."
"Hay lloviznas" means "It's sprinkling."

Weather Expressions with "Estar"

"Está oscuro" translates to "It's dark."
"Está nublado" means "It's cloudy."
"Está lluvioso" indicates "It's raining."
"Llueve" translates to "It is raining" or "It rains" (from the verb "llover").
"Nieva" means "It is snowing" or "It snows" (from the verb "nevar").
"Truena" translates to "It is thundering" or "It thunders" (from the verb "tronar").
"Llovizna" means "It is drizzling" or "It drizzles" (from the verb "lloviznar").

Temperature Expressions

"Hace frío" translates to "It's cold."
"Hace calor" means "It's hot."
"Hace viento" indicates "It's windy."
"Hace sol" means "It's sunny."
"Hace buen tiempo" translates to "The weather is good."
"Hace mal tiempo" means "The weather is bad."
"Hace fresco" translates to "It's brisk."
"Hace mucho frío" indicates "It's very cold."

Fog and Mist

"Hay niebla" means "It's foggy."
"Hay neblina" translates to "It's misty."

Description

Test your knowledge on Spanish weather expressions and phrases. This quiz covers various terms related to weather conditions, including how to describe the weather using common verbs and expressions. Perfect for beginners learning Spanish weather vocabulary.