Quaenam est tempestas hodie?
What is the weather today?
So?l lu?cet
the sun shines; it's sunny
s?l in cael? cl?r? l?cet
the sun shines in a clear sky
s?l omnibus l?cet
the sun shines for all
s?l iterum cras luc?bit
...
alter (dies) idem
literally: another the same
ser?na, tranquilis, placidus
calm
her? vesper? l?x super lacum ser?na erat
yesterday evening the light over the lake was serene
mitis, -is, -e
mild (Eng. mitigate)
calidus -a -um (Eng. calorie)
hot
pluit
it's raining
m?ne erant pluviae, tunc sol luc?bat
in the morning there were showers, then the sun began to shine
tonat
it's thundering
ningit
it's snowing
frigidus -a -um (Eng. refrigerated)
cold
vent?sus -a -um (Eng. ventilation)
windy
n?bil?sus -a -um/ n?bilus -a -um
cloudy
nebul?sus -a -um (Eng. nebula)
foggy
Vide?mus quaenam sit tempestas hodie!
Let's see how the weather is today!
Discipul?, spect?te per fenestr?s! Dic mihi quaenam sit tempestas..
Students, look through the windows! Tell me what is the weather!
S?l l?cet
The sun is shining
S?l vehementer l?cet
The sun is really shining
S?l vehementius l?c?bat
The sun was shining rather strongly
S?l splendid? l?cet
The sun is shining brightly
S?l plerumque l?cet
The sun's shining for the most part
Est vix unus nimbus in cael?
There's barely a cloud in the sky
Apollo currum agit manifeste per caelum
Apollo is driving his sun-chariot clear across the sky
Caelum est plerumque serenum
The sky is mostly clear
Quam bellus dies!
What a pretty day!
Ver adest!
Spring is here!
Est tam calidus quam furnus!
It's as hot as an oven
Aridum et percalidum est
It's dry and very hot
Aestu?sum est
It's boiling hot
pluit; plu?bat
It's raining; it began to rain/it was raining
pluit paullulum
It's raining a little bit
Imbr?s praedicant
They're calling for rain
caelum est nubilum
The sky is cloudy
Caelum est subnubilum
The sky is partly cloudy
Vent?sum est
It's windy
Vent?sum et madidum est
It's windy and wet
Sunt fulg?r?s et tonitrua frequentia
There's lots of thunder and lightning
Ningit
It's snowing
tempestas Buffaloniensis nivem atque tonitrua habet
a storm in Buffalo has snow and thunder
Tempestas frigida est
It's cold weather
Autumnus adest!
Fall is here!
Hiems adest!
Winter is here!
Aestas abfuit!
Summer is gone!
est fulmen
there is lightning
nix terram tegit
snow covers the ground
hieme
in winter
imber, imbris, m.
rainstorm, shower
nimbus, nimbi, m.
storm cloud