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B2 Level Wordlist - The Weather

Here you will learn some English words about the weather, such as "regional", "airless", "cloudless", etc. prepared for B2 learners.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
to flash
to flash
[Verb]

to shine brightly but temporarily

Ex: Lightning flashed across the night sky during the storm. 
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humidity
humidity
[noun]

the amount of moisture present in the air

Ex: The high humidity made the summer day feel even hotter. 
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airless
airless
[Adjective]

lacking sufficient circulation of fresh air

Ex: The small room felt airless and stuffy after being closed all day. 
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seasonal
seasonal
[Adjective]

typical or customary for a specific time of year

Ex: They enjoyed seasonal fruits and vegetables from the local farmer's market. 
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falling
falling
[Adjective]

becoming less in quantity, intensity, or value over time

Ex: The falling temperatures signaled the arrival of autumn. 
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rising
rising
[Adjective]

increasing in degree, number, or height

Ex: There is a rising trend in remote work opportunities. 
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changeable
changeable
[Adjective]

characterized by frequent or unpredictable changes

Ex: The weather in the mountains is notoriously changeable, with conditions shifting rapidly. 
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cloudless
cloudless
[Adjective]

completely clear or free from clouds

Ex: The day dawned bright and cloudless, promising perfect beach weather. 
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heavy
heavy
[Adjective]

(of the sky) covered with dark clouds that often indicate the possibility of rain

Ex: The sky grew heavy with dark clouds before the storm. 
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regional
regional
[Adjective]

involving a particular region or geographic area

Ex: Regional conflicts can arise over territorial disputes or resource allocation. 
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stable
stable
[Adjective]

remaining constant or steady over time

Ex: His health condition has been stable for the past few months. 
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steady
steady
[Adjective]

not subject to significant change or decline

Ex: The stock price has been steady this month. 
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tropical
tropical
[Adjective]

(of the weather) very warm, humid, and often accompanied by frequent rainfall

Ex: The tropical climate of Hawaii attracts tourists year-round. 
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windless
windless
[Adjective]

calm and without any noticeable movement of air

Ex: The lake was completely windless, reflecting the clear blue sky perfectly. 
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chill
chill
[noun]

the feeling of coldness

Ex: She felt a chill in the air as the sun began to set. 
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warmth
warmth
[noun]

the quality or state of moderate heat

Ex: She curled up under the blanket, soaking in its cozy warmth. 
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frostbite
frostbite
[noun]

a serious injury resulting from excessive exposure to severely cold weather or things, causing the freezing of the nose, toes, fingers, etc.

Ex: She developed frostbite on her fingers after being outside in the freezing weather for too long. 
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frosty
frosty
[Adjective]

(of the weather) having extremely cold temperatures that cause thin layers of ice to form on surfaces

Ex: They bundled up in warm coats and scarves to brave the frosty morning air. 
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heatstroke

a serious condition that happens when the body gets too hot due to a lengthly exposure to high temperature

Ex: She was rushed to the hospital after suffering from heatstroke during the marathon. 
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dry season

a season during which there is no rain

Ex: The dry season in the region lasts for several months, affecting crop growth. 
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dust storm

strong winds that lift up clouds of soil or dust, reducing visibility and potentially causing damage

Ex: The desert experienced a severe dust storm, obscuring the sun and forcing residents indoors. 
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flooding
flooding
[noun]

the fact or presence of water covering a part of land that is typically dry

Ex: The heavy rain led to severe flooding in low-lying areas near the river. 
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frost
frost
[noun]

a weather condition during which the temperature drops below the freezing point and thin layers of ice are formed on the surfaces

Ex: The early frost caught many farmers off guard this season. 
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mist
mist
[noun]

a thin, fog-like cloud consisting of tiny water droplets suspended in the air

Ex: The morning mist obscured the view of the mountains from the valley. 
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rainbow
rainbow
[noun]

the bent lines of different colors that appear in the sky after the rain

Ex: After the rain, a beautiful rainbow appeared over the hills. 
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tsunami
tsunami
[noun]

a very high wave or series of waves caused by an undersea earthquake or volcanic eruption

Ex: The devastating tsunami in 2004 wreaked havoc across coastal regions of Southeast Asia. 
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typhoon
typhoon
[noun]

a tropical storm with violent winds moving in a circle that form over the western Pacific Ocean

Ex: The typhoon brought heavy rain and strong winds, causing widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. 
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to [rain] cats and dogs

to rain really hard

Ex: It's going to rain cats and dogs. 
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shadow
shadow
[noun]

a dark shape on a surface made by a person or object blocking the light

Ex: The shadow of the building loomed over the park. 
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overcast
overcast
[Adjective]

(of weather or the sky) filled with a lot of dark clouds

Ex: Today's forecast predicts an overcast sky, with little chance of sunshine. 
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thunderbolt

a flash of lightning accompanied by the sound of thunder at once, which strikes a person or object

Ex: The thunderbolt struck the tree, splitting it in half. 
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