Weather in Spanish
BREAKING NEWS! We interrupt your normal Spanish lessons to bring you a special broadcast, live from our worldwide Spanish-lessons headquarters in Santiago, Chile.
Our news anchor, Karin, and our meteorologist "expert", Laura, will teach you how to talk about the weather in Spanish. We'll review three main verbs that we use to talk about the weather:
5:50 HACER (To Do):
It's cold
Hace caliente (To be hot)
Hace buen tiempo (It's good weather)
Hace mal tiempo (It's bad weather)
Hace un grado (It's one degree)
Hacen 20 grados (It's 20 degrees)
6:13 HAY (To Be):
Hay humedad (It's humid)
Hay niebla (It's foggy)
Hay neblina (It's misting)
Hay drilvizna (It's drizzling)
Hay hail (It's hailing)
Hay relámpagos (There's lightning)
Hay thunder (It's thundering)
Hay tormenta (It's storming)
6:37 ESTER (To Be):
Es fresco (It's cool)
Es fuerte (It's sunny)
Es clara (It's clear)
Es lloviendo (It's raining)
Es nevador (It's snowing) Snowing
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