Word weather in japanese

Japan has four beautiful seasons, and every season has its own unique characteristics and weather. Whether you want to know the weather in Japan in April to visit the pretty 桜 (Sakura) or “cherry blossoms,” or research the weather in Kyoto, Japan for world heritage sightseeing, there are some useful words and phrases to know regarding weather in Japan!

Weather is one of the most useful topics for conversation and is also an essential topic in everyday life. When you know how to talk about the weather in Japanese, it will expand both your communication skills and vocabulary skills in Japanese, as there’s a variety of expressions relating to Japanese weather.

Let’s get started! By the time we get done, you’ll be talking about weather in Japanese like it’s nothing!

Table of Contents

1. Japanese Weather Vocabulary: The Basics
2. Japanese Weather Words – Temperature and Seasons
3. The Most Common Sentence Patterns to Talk about the Weather
4. Phrases and Patterns Used in the Japan Weather Forecast
5. The Most Common Ways to Comment on the Weather in Japanese
6. Conclusion: How JapanesePod101 Can Help You Learn More Japanese

1. Japanese Weather Vocabulary: The Basics

Ready to learn Japanese weather vocabulary? The Japanese have a rich array of words and phrases to describe a variety of weather conditions, so let’s take a look.

1- General Terms for Weather Conditions in Japanese

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Tenki	天気	てんき	weather
2	Tenkō	天候	てんこう	climate
3	Kishō jōkyō	気象状況	きしょうじょうきょう	weather condition
4	Soramoyō	空模様	そらもよう	the look of the sky

There’s a wide range of variation to express weather conditions in Japanese.

2- Weather Adjectives in Japanese & More Weather Phrases

As you can see in the vocabulary chart below, there’s many ways to express “rain” in Japanese compared to other weather conditions. This is because Japan has a rainy season, and it also rains often throughout the year with different characteristics according to the season and weather conditions.

In addition, the sky is considered supernal and unreachable by humans according to Japanese tradition, and the weather is also thought to be controlled by supreme beings. For example, “lightning” in Japanese is Kaminari, and by adding the respectful honorific sama, we call the god of lightning Kaminari sama. Ancient people believed that when thunder roared in the sky, it meant the god of lightning was angry.

With this context in mind, here are a few more common ways of how to describe the weather in Japanese!

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Hare	晴れ	はれ	sunny, clear weather
2	Kaisei	快晴	かいせい	clear weather without clouds
3	Kumori	曇り	くもり	cloudy
4	Kumo	雲	くも	cloud
5	Ame	雨	あめ	rain
6	Kosame	小雨	こさめ	light rain / drizzle
7	Kirisame	霧雨	きりさめ	misty rain / light drizzle
8	Ōame	大雨	おおあめ	heavy rain
9	Tōriame	通り雨	とおりあめ	passing shower
10	Harusame	春雨	はるさめ	spring rain
11	Tenkiame	天気雨	てんきあめ	temporary rainfall in the sunshine
12	Gōu	豪雨	ごうう	downpour
13	Bōfūu	暴風雨	ぼうふうう	rainstorm
14	Raiu	雷雨	らいう	thunder-rainstorm
15	Yuki	雪	ゆき	snow
16	Ōyuki	大雪	おおゆき	heavy snow
17	Fubuki	吹雪	ふぶき	snowstorm / blizzard
18	Arare	霰	あられ	hailstone / falling iceball
19	Mizore	霙	みぞれ	sleet / snow with rain
20	Hyō	雹	ひょう	hail
21	Kaze	風	かぜ	wind
22	Soyokaze	そよ風	そよかぜ	breeze
23	Kyōfū	強風	きょうふう	strong wind
24	Bōfū	暴風	ぼうふう	windstorm
25	Taifū	台風	たいふう	typhoon
26	Kisetsufū	季節風	きせつふう	monsoon / seasonal wind
27	Kaminari	雷	かみなり	thunder / lightning
28	Kiri	霧	きり	fog / mist
29	Nōmu	濃霧	のうむ	heavy fog / dense mist

Please visit our vocabulary list about Weather and Learn the Top 15 Weather Conditions to listen to the actual Japanese pronunciation of these words.

2. Japanese Weather Words – Temperature and Seasons

It’s also useful to know the vocabulary used to express temperatures and seasons, which are often used in daily conversations and weather news. Below are common words and phrases for discussing the weather in Japanese!

1- Basic Terms

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Kion	気温	きおん	temperature
2	Shitsudo	湿度	しつど	level of humidity
3	Kiatsu	気圧	きあつ	atmospheric pressure
4	Kisetsu	季節	きせつ	season
5	Shiki	四季	しき	four seasons
6	Haru	春	はる	spring
7	Natsu	夏	なつ	summer
8	Aki	秋	あき	autumn
9	Fuyu	冬	ふゆ	winter
10	Uki	雨季	うき	rainy season
11	Tsuyu / Baiu	梅雨	つゆ / ばいう	rainy season (especially in Japan)
12	Kanki	乾季	かんき	dry season

Please also check out Tsuyu: The Rainy Season in Japan on our website for Japanese audio.

2- Seasons in Japan – General Information

春 (Haru) : Spring

Spring in Japan is from March to May. Spring is one of the most beautiful seasons to visit Japan.

When it comes to Japanese weather in spring, temperatures gradually increase to a moderate and comfortable level. Although it’s spring, March has mostly cold days, while May has many sunny days with a clear sky and warm—or sometimes hot—temperatures. April is the most amazing month as cherry blossoms bloom fully, bringing beautiful notice of spring throughout Japan. Weather in Japan in April is literally the symbol of Japanese spring.

In addition, spring is a season full of new meetings, events, and liveliness, because April is the beginning month of both the school year and the business year in Japan. As the temperature becomes warmer, people become more active and it’s considered a good season to start something new.

夏 (Natsu) : Summer

Summer in Japan is from June to August. It starts with the rainy season, called 梅雨 (Tsuyu) which is usually in June and July. During the rainy season, most days are heavily rainy and the amount of precipitation is at its highest point of the year.

The full-blown summer starts after the rain, and once temperatures go up as high as above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). Japanese weather in summer, particularly in the months of July and August, can be quite uncomfortable due to hot temperatures and the high level of humidity. You can be standing in the shade, and still be sweating so much that you feel gross and sticky.

Summer heat makes people more energetic, making summer a season for many activities, and matsuri or Japanese festivals. Going to beaches, BBQing outside, fireworks, beer gardens, camping, and more, are popular summer activities in Japan.

秋 (Aki) : Autumn

Autumn, from September to November, is another beautiful season in Japan. Cooled down from the uncomfortable summer temperature, Japanese weather in autumn is pleasant. We have a word called 秋晴れ (akibare) which means “clear autumnal weather,” and most autumn days are delightfully sunny.

About 73% of the land in Japan is mountainous, and Japanese people appreciate the spectacular views of mountains which change colors in gradation of yellow, orange, and red. Visiting Kyoto in autumn will amaze you with views of traditional and historical buildings, surrounded by colorful nature. It’s just breathtaking.

Additionally, autumn is also the season of harvest and there’s a variety of tasty foods to indulge in during this time of year.

冬 (Fuyu) : Winter

Winter, from December to February, is a season of fun in Japan, especially if you like winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, and skating. As for the Japanese weather in winter, the temperature in some of the northern and mountain regions go down below zero and it can get really cold. Mountains get a lot of snowfall.

Also, the Japanese onsen (hot springs) are essential in winter. They make you warm and relaxed after enjoying winter sports outside in the cold weather.

As an example of the weather in Tokyo, it’s quite rare to have snow in December. But when you research Japan weather in December, you’ll notice that northern regions already have snowy weather in December. Even though winter temperatures in Japan can get very cold, there are also many days of sunny weather in Tokyo.

3- Seasons in Japan – Information by Region

The land of Japan is stretching from the south to the north and the weather and climate vary according to regions.

The types of weather in Japanese regions varies based on factors such as latitude, with northern areas being colder and southern ones warmer. Learn more about this in the following sections.

Hokkaido / Tohoku

Hokkaido, the rhombus-shaped island in the northernmost part of Japan, and the Tohoku region are known for being cold and snowy, especially in winter. Temperatures go as low as -20, or even -30, degrees Celsius in some areas of Hokkaido. Further, due to the heavy snowfall, Hokkaido is one of the most popular destinations for skiing and snowboarding.

In summer, on the other hand, the climate is comfortable and nice as it doesn’t get as hot as it does in other parts of Japan. It’s also a popular place for summer vacations in order to avoid unbearable heat.

Kanto / Chubu / Kansai

The Kanto, Chubu, and Kansai regions are located in the main island of Japan, and Tokyo is within the Kanto region. Although the characteristics of the climate in each region vary in detail depending on its latitude and geography, these regions have typical Japanese weather in general.

Spring and autumn have comfortable and moderate weather conditions, summer is very hot and humid, and winter has some snowy days (though there are also sunny days, even with cold temperatures).

Kyushu / Okinawa

Kyushu is the most southwest of the four main islands, and Okinawa is the southernmost prefecture of Japan, which is 300km (about 186 miles) further southbound from Kyūshū. These regions are located in the southern part of Japan, and so it doesn’t get severely cold in winter. Due to its geography, summertime is longer and wintertime is shorter than in other regions of Japan.

Okinawa, the southern island surrounded by coral reefs, is the best summer resort destination for beautiful beaches and marine sports, such as scuba diving. Okinawa has a tropical climate and it’s beautiful in the summertime. However, keep in mind that it’s also often struck by typhoons near the end of summer. (There can be some extreme weather in Japanese regions near here!)

3. The Most Common Sentence Patterns to Talk about the Weather

Here are some common terms and sentences to talk about Japanese weather and climate, to enhance your conversation skills. Studying these lists will make you a master of describing the weather in Japanese!

1- Basic Terms for Describing Weather in Japanese

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Atsui	暑い	あつい	hot
2	Atatakai	暖かい	あたたかい	warm
3	Samui	寒い	さむい	cold
4	Suzushii	涼しい	すずしい	cool / chilly
5	Jimejime shita	–	じめじめした	humid
6	Mushiatsui	蒸し暑い	むしあつい	humid and hot
7	Kansō shita	乾燥した	かんそうした	dry

The weather forecast is an essential part of everyday news.

2- Common Sentences to Talk about the Weather and Climate

Here, you’ll find some practical information on asking about weather in Japanese, and how to talk about weather in Japanese!

Questions for asking about the weather in Japanese:

• 今日の天気はどうですか。
  Kyō no tenki wa dō desu ka.
  How’s the weather today?
• 気温は何度ですか。
  Kion wa nan-do desu ka.
  What is the temperature?
• 外はどうですか。
  Soto wa dō desu ka.
  What’s it like outside?
• 今日は寒いですか。
  Kyō wa samui desu ka.
  Is today cold?

Answers for talking about the weather in Japanese

You can state not only the weather condition, but also how it feels.

• 曇りです。
  Kumori desu.
  It’s cloudy.
• 良い天気です。
  Ii tenki desu.
  It’s nice weather.
• 晴れですが風が強いです。
  Hare desu ga kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
  It’s sunny, but there’s a strong wind.
• 大雨でじめじめしています。
  Ōame de jimejime shite imasu.
  It’s raining heavily and humid.
• 今日は晴れで暑いです。
  Kyō wa hare de atsui desu.
  Today is sunny and it’s hot.
• 外は雪が降っていて寒いです。
  Soto wa yuki ga futte ite samui desu.
  It’s snowing outside and it’s cold.
• 今の気温は20度です。
  Ima no kion wa ni-jū-do desu.
  The temperature is 20 degrees now.
• 気温は1度でとても寒いです。
  Kion wa ichi-do de totemo samui desu.
  The temperature is very cold at one degree.

4. Phrases and Patterns Used in the Japan Weather Forecast

There are particular phrases and expressions which are often used in the weather forecast and news. Here are useful weather expressions in Japanese to help you out!

1- Vocabulary

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Tenki yohō	天気予報	てんきよほう	weather forecast
2	Saitei kion	最低気温	さいていきおん	minimum temperature
3	Saikō kion	最高気温	さいこうきおん	maximum temperature
4	Kiatsu	気圧	きあつ	atmospheric pressure
5	Teikiatsu	低気圧	ていきあつ	low atmospheric pressure
6	Kōkiatsu	高気圧	こうきあつ	high atmospheric pressure
7	Zensen	前線	ぜんせん	weather front
8	Baiu zensen	梅雨前線	ばいうぜんせん	seasonal rain front
9	Tsuyu iri	梅雨入り	つゆいり	start of rainy season
10	Harō	波浪	はろう	ocean waves
11	Kōzui	洪水	こうずい	flood
12	Tsunami	津波	つなみ	tsunami / tidal wave
13	Taifū	台風	たいふう	typhoon
14	Chūihō	注意報	ちゅういほう	advisory
15	Keihō	警報	けいほう	warning
16	Hijō keihō	非常警報	ひじょうけいほう	emergency warning
17	Hinan kankoku	避難勧告	ひなんかんこく	evacuation advisory

Also check out our Typhoon Season vocabulary list so you can listen to relevant Japanese audio.

1. Terms to Express Weather Change Trends and Time Segments

	Reading	Kanji	Hiragana	English
1	Ichiji	一時	いちじ	at one point (in time)
2	Tokidoki	時々	ときどき	occasionally
3	Nochi	後	のち	subsequently / after
4	Shidai ni	次第に	しだいに	gradually

Japan uses Celsius for the measurement of temperature.

2- Phrases and Patterns Used in the Japanese Weather Forecast

• 今週から梅雨入りとなります。
  Konshū kara tsuyu iri to narimasu.
  The rainy season starts this week.
• 今日の最低気温は７度で、最高気温は15度です。
  Kyō no saitei kion wa nana-do de, saikō kion wa jū-go-do desu.
  Today’s minimum temperature is 7 degrees and the maximum temperature is 15 degrees.
• 東京の天気予報は晴れのち曇りです。
  Tokyō no tenki yohō wa hare nochi kumori desu.
  The weather forecast of Tokyo is sunny and subsequently cloudy.
• 明日は曇り時々雨が降る見込みです。
  Ashita wa kumori tokidoki ame ga furu mikomi desu.
  It is likely to be cloudy with occasional rain tomorrow.
• 午後から雨が降り、一時雪になる予測です。
  Gogo kara ame ga furi, ichiji yuki ni naru yosoku desu.
  It is going to rain from the afternoon, and it is estimated to snow at one point.
• 台風６号が近づいています。波浪警報に注意してください。
  Taifū roku-gō ga chikazuite imasu. Harō keihō ni chūi shite kudasai.
  Typhoon No. 6 is approaching, please be aware of high wave warning.

5. The Most Common Ways to Comment on the Weather in Japanese

Weather talk is the best conversation starter. Here are some common ways to talk and comment about the weather according to season.

1- Spring

• 暖かくなってきましたね。もうすぐ桜が咲きそうです。
  Atatakaku natte kimashita ne. Mō sugu sakura ga sakisō desu.
  It’s becoming warmer. Cherry blossoms seem to bloom soon.
• 気温が上ってきたので、ピクニックに最適な季節ですね。
  Kion ga agatte kita node, pikunikku ni saiteki na kisetsu desu ne.
  The temperature is getting warmer and it’s the best season for a picnic, isn’t it?

2- Summer

• 気温が高く日差しが強いので、熱中症に気をつけてください。
  Kion ga takaku hizashi ga tsuyoi node, necchūshō ni ki o tsukete kudasai.
  The temperature is high and the sunlight is strong, so please be careful of heat stroke.
• すごく蒸し暑いですね。冷たいビールが飲みたいです。
  Sugoku mushiatsui desu ne. Tsumetai bīru ga nomitai desu.
  It’s very humid and hot; I want to drink cold beer.

3- Autumn

• 暑さが落ち着いて涼しくなりましたね。
  Atsusa ga ochitsuite suzushiku narimashita ne.
  The heat has let up and it’s become cool, hasn’t it?
• 秋晴れで紅葉がとてもきれいです。
  Akibare de kōyō ga totemo kirei desu.
  The leaves changing color is very beautiful with the fine autumn weather.

4- Winter

• 外は寒いので暖かくしてください。
  Soto wa samui node atatakaku shite kudasai.
  It’s cold outside, please stay warm.
• 最近はとても寒く風邪が流行っているので、気をつけてください。
  Saikin wa totemo samuku kaze ga hayatte iru node, ki o tsukete kudasai.
  It’s very cold these days and a cold is going around, so please take care.

6. Conclusion: How JapanesePod101 Can Help You Learn More Japanese

I hope this article about Japanese weather is helpful and makes your communication with Japanese people more enjoyable! Do you feel prepared to start talking about Japanese weather? Let us know!

If you would like to learn more about the Japanese language, you’ll find more useful content on JapanesePod101.com. We provide a variety of free lessons for you to improve your Japanese language skills. For example, Top 15 Questions You Should Know for Conversations to practice your Japanese with audio.

If you’re traveling to Japan, the following lessons are also helpful: 8 Tips for a Solo Japan Trip, How to Say Hello in Japanese: Practical Japanese Greetings, and The 5 Best Cities to Visit in Japan & Things to Do.

Know that your hard work will pay off. With enough practice, you’ll be speaking like a native in no time!

Want to talk about the weather in Japanese? Good!

First, if you want to know how to say weather in Japanese… it’s “tenki.”

Japanese people love talking about the tenki! It’s a popular topic because of how varied the weather is in Japan. Humid summers! Typhoons! Rainy season! Cold, dry winters! So, you’ll need these Japanese weather words and phrases.

Let’s jump in.

Part 1. Basic Japanese Weather Words

First, you need to know the basics. Like, how to say weather in Japanese. Well, technically, you already know that because I gave away the answer up top.

Let’s start with the basic words, adjectives and phrases.

#	English	Japanese	Romaji
1	weather	天気	tenki
2	weather report	天気予報	tenki yohō
3	temperature	温度	ondo
4	Celsius	摂氏	sesshi
5	Fahrenheit	華氏	kashi
6	The weather is…	天気が…. です。	tenki ga… desu.
7	It is…/It will be….	….です。	…desu.
8	Today is…	今日….です。	Kyou wa… desu.
9	Hot	暑い	atsui
10	Good	いい	ii
11	Bad	悪い	warui
12	Cold	寒い	samui
13	Chilly	涼しい	suzushii
14	Warm	暖かい	atatakai
15	Dark	暗い	kurai
16	Bright/Light	明るい	akarui

Based on this table above, if you use the pattern “天気が…. です”  (tenki ga… desu / the weather is… ) and an adjectives, like good (良い – ii) or bad (悪い – warui), you can start talking about basic weather.

So, good weather in Japanese is: “天気がいいです”  (tenki ga ii desu / the weather is good.)

Bad weather in Japanese is: “天気が悪いです”  (tenki ga warui desu / the weather is bad.)

By the way, in English, you wouldn’t say “The weather is hot”, right?

Sounds unnatural.

You’d just say “it’s cold” or “it’s hot.”

Same thing in Japanese. You shouldn’t say “tenki ga samui desu.”

Instead, you can use “….です” (…desu/ it is/it will be) or “今日は…です” (kyou wa … desu/ today is…).

So, hot weather in Japanese would be: “暑いです” (atsui desu/ it’s hot). Or, you can say, “今日は暑いです” (Kyou wa atsui desu / Today is hot.)

And to describe cold weather in Japanese, you’d say, “寒いです” (samui desu / it’s cold.)

Now, let’s talk about more specific weather.

Part 2. Specific Japanese Weather Words

What’s specific?

Well, “good” and “bad” are pretty general, right? So is “hot” and “cold.”

But, what if you wanted to talk about sunny weather in Japanese? Or, that it’s windy? Or cloudy? Or that a chunk of hale hit you square in the face, knocked out a tooth, and then you were mercilessly rained down upon? Well, that’s too much, but you get the point.

If you want to say that it’s windy in Japanese… or that it’s rainy in Japanese… check out the words below.

#	English	Japanese	Romaji
17	Humid	蒸し暑い	mushiatsui
18	Sunny	晴れ	hare
19	Rainy	雨降り	amefuri
20	Cloudy	曇り	kumori
21	Cloud	雲	kumo
22	Overcast	雨曇り	amagumori
23	Wind	風	kaze
24	Rain	雨	ame
25	downpour	ザーザー降り	zaazaaburi
26	drizzle	小糠雨	konukame
27	Snow	雪	yuki
28	Hail	雹	hyou
29	Thunderstorm	雷雨	raiu
30	Thunder/Lightning	雷	kaminari
31	Typhoon	台風	taifuu
32	Rainbow	虹	niji
33	It’s raining.	雨が降っています。	ame ga futteimasu
34	It’s snowing.	雪が降っています。	yuki ga futteimasu
35	It is windy. (lit: It is strong wind.)	風が強いです。	kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
36	It is windy (2)	風があります。	kaze ga arimasu.
37	It’s sunny.	晴れです。	hare desu.
38	It’s cloudy.	曇りです。	komuri desu.
39	There’s lightning	雷があります	kaman ga arimasu.
40	There’s a thunderstorm.	雷雨があります。	raiu ga arimasu.

If you take a look at some of those last phrases, you’ll see how useful “desu” is. You can use it to say…

• 晴れです。
  • hare desu – it’s sunny.
• 雨です。
  • ame desu – there’s rain.

But, if you want to talk about the action like “it’s raining” or “its snowing,” you need to say:

• 雨が降っています。
  • ame ga futteimasu – it’s raining.
• 雪が降っています。
  • yuki ga futteimasu – it’s snowing.

The verb “降る” means “to fall” but only in the weather sense. As in, when rain or snow are coming down.

Part 3. Japanese Weather Phrases & Questions

Aside from knowing the words, here are some fun phrases and questions to know.

41. 天気はどうですか。

• Tenki wa dou desuka?
• How is the weather?

“Dou” means “how” and “tenki” you already know, right? Right?! Then, the “ka” is a question marking particle that you add to end of a sentence — it’s how to ask questions in Japanese.

42.  明日の天気はどうですか。

• Ashita no tenki wa dou desu ka?
• How will tomorrow’s weather be?

“Ashita” means “tomorrow.” By the way, as you already know, “kyou” is “today.” So, you can switch the words and use “Kyou” if you wanted to specifically ask about today’s weather.

43.  いい天気ですね。

• Ii tenki desu ne
• It’s good weather, isn’t it?

The “ne” is another Japanese particle that can be translated as “right,” or “isn’t it?” You usually seek agreement or a response from the other person when you say that.

This is one of the most common Japanese small talk phrases.

44. 天気が急に変わった。

• Tenki ga kyuu ni kawatta.
• The weather changed suddenly.

“Kyuu ni” means suddenly. This is a very common adverb and is on my Japanese adverbs list. “Kawatta” is the past tense of the verb, “kawaru,” meaning to “change.”

45. 天気が回復した。

• Tenki ga kaifuku shita.
• The weather improved.

“Kaifuku” means “improvement” and a good word to know overall. That is, if you want your Japanese to “kaifuku.” If you add the verb “suru,” meaning “to do,” it becomes “kaifuku suru” or “to improve.”

46. 天気が悪くなった。

• Tenki ga waruku natta.
• The weather turned bad.

“Waruku” comes from “warui” that you learned up above. But when you combine it – or any i-adjective, with a verb like that, the final “i” becomes a “ku.” “Natta” is the past form of “naru” which is “to become” or “turn into.”

47. この天気に嫌気が差しています。

• Kono tenki ni iyakegasashitemasu.
• I’m sick of this weather.

I just think this is a very relatable phrase. “Iyake ga sasu” is a verb that means “to get sick of” or “tired of.”

48, 最近毎日雨ですね。

• Saikin mainichi ame desu ne.
• It’s been rainy every day lately.

“Saikin” means “recently” and “mainichi” means everyday. This would be a good phrase for the rainy season in Japan.

49. 寒くなってきましたね。

• Samuku natte kimashita ne.
• It’s getting colder, isn’t it?

During the transition into winter, you might want to comment about this change to your neighbors and colleagues. There is not too much heating in Japanese buildings, so everyone will be starting to feel the cold setting in.

50.  暑くなってきましたね。

• Atsuku natte kimashita ne.
• It’s getting hot, isn’t it?

Summers in Japan can get very hot. Many people will be dreading the summer heat and this could be a topic that everyone could relate to. You could share and talk about how you can cope with the summer.

Back to You!

Now you know some Japanese weather words, right?

If you want season related words, check out…

• Japanese winter words
• Japanese spring words

With your newfound knowledge, go ahead and leave me a comment.

Tell me what the weather is like where you are now. Do it in Japanese.

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Knauer led for seven years meticulously diary about the weather.

Knauerのは、天気について細心の注意を払って7年日記のために導きました。

Solar weather also has major effects on the sail.

また、太陽の天気はセイルに大きな影響を持っている。

Horrible weather and even worse football team.

ひどい天候が続き　フットボール・チームでさえ　悪い結果だった

It can not withstand the weather.

それは天候に耐えることができませんでした。

Environmental pollution is causing abnormal weather conditions.

環境汚染は、異常な気象状況を引き起こしている。

Reliable weather information enables better decisions.

信頼性の高い気象情報はより良い判断を可能にします。

The device is completely weather protected.

このデバイスは完全に天候から保護されています。

Excellent weather, bright sun eyes empty.

素晴らしい天候に恵まれた、明るく日目を空にします。

The deteriorating weather was also causing problems.

また、悪化する天候も問題を引き起こす。

I think he can control the weather.

多分、彼は天候をコントロールできる能力を得たと思います。

Relentless weather these past few weeks.

この数週間　ひどい天候が続きました

I still wear sandals in any weather.

今もどんな天気だろうと　サンダルを履いている

Enjoy it in 12 degree weather.

12　度の天気でそれをお楽しみください。.

Nice weather is for the weak character!

ニースの天気は弱いキャラクターのためです！

Will this type of extreme weather continue?

このタイプの極端な天候は、つづくのでしょうか？

You can find a detailed daily weather forecast here.

天候について詳しく知りたい方は、　こちらから詳しい毎日の天気予報をご覧いただけます。

Paragliding can be organized in good weather.

天候が良いときにパラグライダーを手配することができます。

They say culture weather can boost your life.

彼らは文化の天気はあなたの人生を向上させることができると言います。

This hat keeps children warm in any weather.

この帽子はどんな天候でも子供を暖かく保ちます。

The weather map recorders were using different recording methods.

天気地図レコーダーはさまざまな記録方法を使用していました。

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Japanese Vocab Lesson 12: Weather 天気 – Review Notes

Today we learned some words to describe weather in Japanese! In these notes we will learn more Japanese weather vocabulary! Learn the Japanese words for hail, fog, storm, and more!

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Number 1:

★　The Japanese word for weather is 天気 (tenki).

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Number 2:

★　The Japanese word for sunny is 晴れ (hare)!

★　The Japanese verb for to become sunny is 晴れる (hareru)!

★　This kanji is a combination of the kanji for sun (日) and the kanji for blue (青), so it’s like the sun and blue sky!

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Number 3:

★　The Japanese word for cloudy is 曇り (kumori).

★　The Japanese word for cloud is 雲 (kumo).

★　The Japanese verb for to become cloudy is 曇る (kumoru).

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Number 4:

★　The Japanese word for rain or rainy is 雨 (ame).

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Number 5:

★　雪 (yuki) means snow or snowy in Japanese!

★　You can see the top part of this kanji is like the kanji for rain (雨)

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Number 6:

★　Wind in Japanese is 風 (kaze).

★　Windy in Japanese is 風が強い (kaze ga tsuyoi) – literally meaning “wind is strong”

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Number 7:

★　The Japanese word for thunder is 雷 (kaminari).

★　You can see the kanji for rain in this one too!

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More Weather Vocabulary:

天気予報　　 　tenkiyohō　weather forecast

天気が良い     　tenki ga ii      　 good weather

天気が悪い 　　tenki ga warui 　bad weather

にわか雨　  　　niwakaame 　 　 rain shower

夕立 　　　       yūdachi           evening shower

小雨　　 　       kosame 　        　　　light rain

大雨　      　　  ōame 　   　    　　　heavy rain

大雪　　 　       ōyuki 　　 　    　　heavy snow

吹雪　　 　       fubuki 　   　   　　  snowstorm

嵐　　　 　　   arashi 　　　                 　  storm

稲光　　　        inabikari 　   　        　lightning

あられ　　　    arare 　                     　　　　hail

みぞれ　　　    mizore 　          　              　sleet

霧　　 　　      kiri 　　                      　　　　fog

洪水　　 　　　kōzui 　　　                  　　flood

台風　　　　 　taifū 　 　            　　　typhoon

竜巻　　　 　　tatsumaki 　            　  tornado

津波　　 　　　tsunami 　        　 　 tidal wave

ハリケーン　　  harikēn 　        　 　  hurricane

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Conclusion:

We learned a lot of Japanese weather vocabulary today! What is the weather like today? Tell us in Japanese in the comments below!

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