Weather Collocations: Discuss Weather like a Native English Speaker! Weather collocations for IELTS

Heavy rain, Strong wind, Light flurries, Patches of fog, and Scattered showers are all great examples of weather collocations that you should know in English! It’s time to improve your English vocabulary and discuss the weather like a native English speaker by using the weather collocations in this lesson. This English vocabulary lesson will help you to communicate easier, advance your English skills, and do better on tests like IELTS! In this lesson you will learn English collocations for sunny weather, fog, rain, wind, snow, and natural disasters. The following weather collocations are part of this English vocabulary lesson: Scorching hot, Unbroken sunshine, Strong sun, Weak sun, Soaking up the sun, Soaking up some rays, Strong humidity, Patches of fog, Thick fog, Dense fog, Blanket of fog, Heavy rain, Torrential rain, Pouring rain, Torrential downpour, Thunder rumbled, Lightning flashed, Scattered showers, Soaked to the skin, Soaked to the bone, Break in the clouds, The rain let up, The skies cleared u