In this lesson we will learn about phrases that you can use to discuss weather conditions with others.

Hey Dreck, how are you doing?

Hey Monty! It’s nice to hear from you. Tell me what’s up!

Well, I just wanted to tell you that we’ll be visiting you this weekend.

That’s great! How did you suddenly decide to see me?

Well, the kids really want to visit their uncle, and Jody wants to see how you’re doing.

You sure did pick the right time. The weather is awesome over here. It’s sunny and breezy.

Good to know that. It’s not so good in here. It’s been raining non-stop since three days.

It’s so cold in here!

I know. I am freezing. Gawd! I hate winter!

Do you think it’s going to get warmer soon?

I don’t know. The weather report is saying it’s actually supposed to get colder .

I think I will die if it gets any colder!

Oh come on! Our ancestors survived winters much worst than this without any heating.

It’s such pretty weather outside. Isn’t it?

Yes, it is indeed.

Let’s go out somewhere.

That’s a great idea! But, where do you think we should go?

Let’s go for a long drive.

What if it starts to rain?

The sky looks clean. I don’t think it will rain today.

It hasn’t rained today. I have to go out. Do you think I should take my umbrella?

I think you should. The weatherman did say it's supposed to rain today on the television.

In that case I am sure I won’t need my umbrella.

Why not?

The weatherman said it wouldn’t rain yesterday and it rained. Today he is saying it will rain, so it most certainly won’t.

Your have amazing logic Sam, but take the umbrella anyway.

The weather is awesome over here. It’s sunny and breezy.

It’s been raining non-stop since three days.

It’s so cold in here!

Do you think it’s gonna get warmer soon?

It’s such pretty weather outside. Isn’t it?

It hasn’t rained today.