Name: 100 個天氣表達方式: 進階單字課（100 Weather Expressions in English: Advanced Vocabulary Lesson）
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Vanessa: Hi, I'm Vanessa from, SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com.

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Vanessa: Have you ever felt like you use the same words

Those are great, but do you know what, there are so many more natural expressions to describe

the weather and because weather is one of the most common small talk topics, this is

a great way to master something and feel confident in it.

Every day, you can just look outside, look out the window, describe the weather in English

and you're building your vocabulary step by step.

Some English websites and textbooks use hundreds of weather expressions, but we don't really

use those in daily life, unless your job is to be the weatherman on TV.

So I have good news, today I'm going to share with you 100 real English weather expressions

that we definitely use in daily life and I hope that you can too.

Vanessa: I broke down these 100 expressions into some

So today we're going to talk about how to describe the sun, sky, air, rain, cold, temperature,

and some common questions that you're going to hear and you can ask to talk about the

All right, let's get started by talking about the sun.

There are three common sentence structures that we use to talk about the weather.

You could say, "It's sunny, it's a sunny day or more casually, it's a sunny one today."

I'm going to be using those three pretty simple sentence structures throughout this lesson,

so I hope that you'll feel confident and comfortable using them yourself.

Sunny is just a generic term for the sun is shining, but what else could you say to be

It's March now, so at the end of winter, it's really nice to have a day that is nice and

Vanessa: Those two words usually go together or you

All of these expressions are getting stronger and stronger.

They're getting warmer and warmer, hotter and hotter.

When you boil water, bubbles form in the water and that is extremely hot.

Of course, this is an exaggeration, but you're probably going to see that in a lot of these

weather expressions, they are exaggerations, "It's boiling."

And this kind of feels like your in an oven.

"It is scorching or it's a scorching one today."

Sometimes when it's hot outside, the air texture is also different, so you might say, "It's

muggy, it's humid, it feels like you're swimming outside."

Vanessa: You can get the sense that the air is thick

It's not because it's raining, but just because it feels like a swimming pool.

If you've experienced weather like this, you definitely know what it's like.

Here where I live, in the summer, it's pretty common to have humid weather.

It's kind of miserable in my opinion, but that's pretty common when you have hot weather,

What we're going to do now is I have a special segment for you.

You're going to be seeing my husband, Dan and I looking at some weather pictures that

have to do with vocabulary we just talked about and Dan and I are going to briefly have

a quick conversation about those pictures describing the weather.

So you're going to hear us naturally describe them.

You might hear some of the same words, you might hear different new words, but I hope

that you'll be able to see that, yeah, we really use these in daily life.

Vanessa: If you can see us small in the little corner

over here and we're going to be talking about these four pictures that have to do with the

words that you just learned or maybe you'll learn some new words.

So when you look at this first picture of the guy snowboarding, how would you describe

Dan: Well, I'd probably say first it's a really

Honestly, I'd probably say it's cold first, just because there's snow, but then I'd follow

it up with, it's very clear and sunny or I'd say it's a perfect day for snowboarding.

It looks really bright, the way the sun is reflecting, especially off the camera.

It looks like a bright day, clear, sunny.

But compared to that, what about the next picture of the boat?

Dan: Yeah, the picture of the boat, I would say

it's misty, although I suppose it could be pretty humid.

Vanessa: Yeah, I would say misty, humid, muggy.

If this is in the South of the US, I imagine that it's pretty muggy, even if this is the

Dan: Yeah, muggy is like when you walk outside

and you feel the water on your body, it's basically the same thing as humid.

Which might relate to the next picture in the jungle.

Dan: Yeah, in that jungle, I would definitely say

It just looks really wet in there and you could probably feel the water.

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100 個天氣表達方式: 進階單字課（100 Weather Expressions in English: Advanced Vocabulary Lesson）

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