Sunny: Bright with plenty of direct sunlight., Clear: No clouds in the sky (often used for nighttime too)., Bright: Strong light, even if it’s a bit chilly., Drizzling: Very light rain, like a fine mist., Showers: Rain that starts and stops quickly., Downpour: Very heavy, intense rain., Damp: Slightly wet, usually referring to the ground or air after rain., Cloudy: The sky is full of clouds., Overcast: The entire sky is gray and covered; you can't see the sun at all., Foggy: Thick low-level clouds that make it hard to see the road., Misty: Similar to fog, but thinner and usually caused by water droplets., Breezy: A light, pleasant wind., Windy: Stronger gusts of air., Blustery: Very strong, irregular blowing wind (the kind that turns umbrellas inside out!)., Gale: Extremely strong winds, often during a storm., Chilly: Uncomfortably cold., Frosty: Cold enough for a thin layer of ice crystals to cover the grass., Sleet: A mix of rain and half-frozen snow., Blizzard: A severe snowstorm with high winds and low visibility., Thunderstorm: Rain accompanied by thunder and lightning., Hail: Small balls of ice falling from the sky instead of rain.

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