Kinds of Weather
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Weather can be sunny, windy, rainy, or stormy. Sunny days are bright with heat, good for the beach. Windy days feature strong breezes ideal for kites. Rainy days involve all-day precipitation that can leave things wet. Stormy days have heavy rain, lightning, strong winds, and loud thunder, with potential for flooding during prolonged rain.
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Kinds of Weather
- 3. Weather is the condition of the day.
- 4. There are four kinds of weather.
- 5. Do you know what they are?
- 7. It is a sunny day when the sun shines brightly. It feels hot when the day is sunny.
- 8. Many people go to the beach on a sunny day.
- 10. It is windy day when the wind blows hard. Many children fly kites on a windy day.
- 12. It is a rainy day when it rains all day. Things outside may get wet when it rains.
- 14. It is a stormy day when there are heavy rains. Lightning is seen in the sky. The wind blows strong. Roaring thunder is heard.
- 15. There may be floods if it rains for a long time.