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Weather and Natural Disaster Vocabulary with Pictures
| No. | Name | Picture |
| 1 | sunny |  |
| 2 | cloudy |  |
| 3 | partly cloudy |  |
| 4 | rainy |  |
| 5 | snowy |  |
| 6 | sleeting |  |
| 7 | stormy |  |
| 8 | hailing |  |
| 9 | thunder |  |
| 10 | hot |  |
| 11 | flood |  |
| 12 | foggy |  |
| 13 | icy |  |
| 14 | tornado |  |
| 15 | windy |  |
| 16 | freezing |  |
| 17 | rainbow |  |
| 18 | clear sky |  |
| 19 | cold |  |
| 20 | landslide |  |
| 21 | earthquake |  |
| 22 | forest fire |  |
| 23 | volcano |  |
| 24 | avalanche |  |
| 25 | drought |  |
| 26 | explosion |  |
| 27 | overcast |  |
| 28 | hurricane |  |
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- Sunny: When the sun is shining brightly in the sky and there are no clouds.
- Cloudy: When the sky is covered with clouds and the sun might not be visible.
- Partly cloudy: When there are some clouds in the sky but you can still see patches of blue or sunlight.
- Rainy: When water falls from the sky in the form of raindrops.
- Snowy: When snow falls from the sky and covers the ground with a white layer.
- Sleeting: When tiny pellets of ice, called sleet, fall from the sky.
- Stormy: When there is strong wind, heavy rain, and sometimes thunder and lightning.
- Hailing: When small balls of ice, called hailstones, fall from the sky.
- Thunder: The loud sound that comes after lightning during a storm.
- Hot: When the temperature is very high and it feels warm or uncomfortable.
- Flood: When water covers areas that are usually dry, often caused by heavy rain or overflowing rivers.
- Foggy: When there is thick mist in the air that makes it hard to see far ahead.
- Icy: When surfaces are covered in a thin layer of ice, making them slippery.
- Tornado: A spinning column of air that reaches from a storm cloud to the ground, causing damage.
- Windy: When there is a lot of movement in the air, making things sway or blow around.
- Freezing rain: Rain that falls as liquid but freezes upon contact with the ground, creating a layer of ice.
- Rainbow: A colorful arc that appears in the sky after rain, caused by sunlight shining through water droplets.
- Clear sky: When there are no clouds in the sky and it appears blue.
- Cold: When the temperature is low and it feels chilly.
- Landslide: When a large amount of earth or rock moves down a slope.
- Earthquake: A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements in the Earth’s crust.
- Forest fire: A fire that spreads rapidly through a forest, often causing extensive damage.
- Volcano: A mountain with an opening that releases lava, ash, and gases from deep below the Earth’s surface.
- Avalanche: A sudden and rapid flow of snow down a mountainside.
- Drought: A long period of time with little or no rainfall, leading to water shortages.
- Explosion: A sudden and violent release of energy, often causing damage.
- Overcast: When the sky is completely covered with clouds and the sun is not visible.
- Hurricane: A large, powerful storm with strong winds and heavy rain, usually forming over warm ocean waters.
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