Verbs and descriptive words related to weather

[00:00:00] Welcome to English Vinglish and Fun and today we are going to talk about weather.

[00:00:06] In this episode we will learn important words and descriptive words that are used to talk

[00:00:12] about weather and for each word I will tell you its meaning in Hindi and I will also

[00:00:18] help you how to use these important words in sentences of daily use.

[00:00:25] So let us start.

[00:00:27] Word number one is forecast.

[00:00:29] The spelling is F-O-R-E-C-A-S-D.

[00:00:32] Forecast means to predict or estimate the weather conditions.

[00:00:49] So its meaning is to predict or estimate future weather conditions.

[00:00:53] Let us use this word in a sentence.

[00:00:59] The meteorologist will forecast tomorrow's weather.

[00:01:14] So the sentence is the meteorologist will forecast tomorrow's weather.

[00:01:19] Next word is rain and the word is very simple.

[00:01:21] Its meaning is to rain and let us make a sentence.

[00:01:25] It will rain in the evening.

[00:01:27] Or even you can say rain will fall in the evening.

[00:01:35] Next word is snow.

[00:01:36] Snow means snow.

[00:01:37] Snow means snow that is with the coming of the weather.

[00:01:47] Let us make a sentence.

[00:01:48] It might snow tonight.

[00:01:54] Next is blow.

[00:01:55] Blow means wind blowing.

[00:01:59] So the sentence is the wind blows strongly today.

[00:02:05] Next is shine.

[00:02:06] Shine means to shine.

[00:02:08] For example, the sun will shine brightly after this noon or you can say the sun will

[00:02:16] Next is freeze.

[00:02:20] The spelling is F-R-E-E-Z-E or you can say Z-E.

[00:02:26] To become hardened into ice or solid due to cold.

[00:02:31] The sentence is the water will freeze overnight.

[00:02:37] Next word is very simple and the word is melt.

[00:02:40] The sentence is the snow will melt by noon.

[00:02:49] Next word is drizzle.

[00:02:50] D-R-I-Z-Z-L-E or you can say D-R-I-Z-Z-L-E.

[00:03:00] So drizzle means to be slightly soft.

[00:03:05] So we can make the sentence like it is starting to drizzle this morning.

[00:03:16] Next is hail.

[00:03:17] Hail means to fall.

[00:03:22] It started to hail during the storm.

[00:03:29] Next is thunder.

[00:03:30] Thunder means to fall in the clouds.

[00:03:34] The sentence is did you hear thunder last night?

[00:03:37] Did you hear thunder last night?

[00:03:40] Or even you can say did you hear thundering last night?

[00:03:43] You can guess like did you hear thunder last night?

[00:03:49] Next is flash.

[00:03:50] Flash means to shine.

[00:03:51] Like lightning.

[00:03:54] For example, lightning flashed across the sky.

[00:03:56] The lightning flashed across the sky.

[00:04:01] Next is gust.

[00:04:02] G-U-S-T.

[00:04:03] Gust is the wind's high sound.

[00:04:06] Even if the water is coming from the pipe, you can say gust.

[00:04:14] For example, the wind gusted unexpectedly to blow in strong bursts.

[00:04:25] Next is warm.

[00:04:27] Warm everyone.

[00:04:28] No warm means to be hot.

[00:04:31] It is starting to warm up now.

[00:04:33] Now the weather is getting hot.

[00:04:35] I did not use the weather's English here.

[00:04:38] I simply said it is starting to warm up now.

[00:04:40] So it is automatically understood that when you talk about the weather,

[00:04:44] then what you are saying is that now the weather is getting hot.

[00:04:48] It means you are talking about weather.

[00:04:50] Next word is cool.

[00:04:52] Cool means cold.

[00:04:54] The sentence is the evening breeze is cooling things down.

[00:04:59] The evening breeze is cooling things down.

[00:05:02] It means everything is cooling down.

[00:05:05] Next word is fog.

[00:05:08] Fog means fog.

[00:05:11] Right?

[00:05:12] So we can make a sentence.

[00:05:14] The roads will fog up early in the morning.

[00:05:16] It means the fog will start to spread on the roads in the morning.

[00:05:19] The weather is getting information from the department that the fog will start to spread on the roads in the morning.

[00:05:27] The roads will fog up early in the morning.

[00:05:29] Next word is mist.

[00:05:31] Mist means mist.

[00:05:33] Right?

[00:05:35] The fields are misty in the morning.

[00:05:37] What is the difference between mist and fog?

[00:05:41] Basically, when the weather is getting cold,

[00:05:44] then everywhere you get mist.

[00:05:50] And what happens in fog?

[00:05:52] Fog is mostly added in pollutants.

[00:05:57] So we call it fog.

[00:05:59] Next is swelter.

[00:06:01] Swelter means sweating.

[00:06:03] Sweating a lot and sweating a lot.

[00:06:06] Sweating a lot.

[00:06:08] For example,

[00:06:09] We were sweltering in the summer heat.

[00:06:12] We were sweating in the summer heat.

[00:06:14] Next is blizzard.

[00:06:16] Blizzard means snow storm coming.

[00:06:19] To experience a snow storm.

[00:06:23] For example,

[00:06:24] The town was blizzarded in the last night.

[00:06:27] The town was blizzarded in the last night.

[00:06:31] Not blizzard but blizzarded.

[00:06:33] We will use its second form.

[00:06:35] Next word is

[00:06:37] So I think this is more than enough.

[00:06:40] This podcast has been gone up to 6 minutes.

[00:06:45] So I will complete this podcast right here and I will see you in the next podcast.

[00:06:51] We will learn the words that are used to express weather.

[00:06:58] So see you in the next podcast.

[00:07:00] Sorry, see you in the next episode.