Spanish weather vocabulary

Spanish weather vocabulary. Essential words and phrases

Hey, what’s up! If you’re learning Spanish, you can’t miss this article about Spanish weather vocabulary! Here you will find everything you need to talk about the weather like a native speaker. You will learn how to describe sunny days, heavy rains, and much more. Additionally, I’ll provide you with plenty of examples and interactive exercises, so you can practice everything you learn. Don’t miss out on this complete guide to Spanish weather vocabulary and become an expert in Spanish weather!

Spanish weather vocabulary

Spanish weather vocabulary

 

Note that all weather sentences in Spanish are impersonals: verbs do not have an actual subject. In English, we use it whereas in Spanish we use the verb in 3rd person singular, but there is no it, he or she to go with it.

A VERB TO REFER TO RAIN OR SNOWHACE + A + NOUNESTÁ + AN ADJECTIVEESTÁ + GERUNDHAY + A NOUN
Llueve
it rains

Hace viento
It’s windy
Está nublado It’s cloudyEstá lloviendo It is rainingHay nubes
There are clouds
Nieva
it snows
Hace sol
It’s sunny
Hay tormenta There is a storm
Hace calor
It’s hot
Hay niebla
There is fog
It’s foggy
Hace frío
It’s cold
Hace x grados it is x degrees

In the table below, you can see the differences among verbs and nouns for RAIN and SNOW.

Conjugated verbsNounsVerbs in infinitive
llueve / It rainsla lluvia / The rainLlover / To rain
nieva / it snowsla nieve / The snowNevar / to snow

Spanish weather vocabulary

¿Qué tiempo hace hoy en España?

Spanish weather vocabulary

En el sur de España hace sol

En Barcelona está nublado

En Galicia llueve / está lloviendo

En Los Pirineos nieva

Spanish weather vocabulary

Useful expressions to complain about the weather

¡Qué frío!How cold! It’s cold!
¡Qué calor!It’s so hot!
¡Qué viento!What a wind!
¡Cómo llueve!Look at the rain!
Tengo fríoI am cold
Tengo calorI am hot

Spanish weather vocabulary

Now practice your Spanish weather vocabulary with these exercises!

EXERCISE 1

Pair the vocabulary words with their correspondent images

EXERCISE 2

Congratulations!

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