Vocabulary. The weather. B2.1

Tempered, temperate, warm, bland, subdued

Refers to temperatures that are below the freezing point of water (0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit).

Refers to temperatures that are unpleasantly hot, scorching, sweltering.

Refers to a light wind.

Refers to temperatures that are cool and may cause a slight shivering sensation.

Refers to temperatures that are comfortable and not too hot. Quite cold.

Refers to a slight moisture or humidity in the air. Cold and slightly wet.

Refers to light rain falling in fine drops. Raining lightly.

Refers to temperatures that are very cold, a bit less than below zero.

Refers to air that is high in moisture or water vapor. Warm and wet but not raining.

Refers to a cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the air that reduces visibility. Like fog but at lower density.

Refers to heavy rain falling in large drops. Raining a lot. Raining cats and dogs.

Refers to brief periods of rain. Raining intermittently.

Refers to temperatures that are comfortable and not too cold. A pleasantly high temperature.

Refers to a cloud of tiny water droplets suspended close to the ground that reduces visibility. Like mist but at higher density.

Refers to a mixture of smoke and fog, often caused by the burning of fossil fuels, which can reduce visibility and have negative effects on health.