La ropa y el tiempo

Learning Objectives Describe current and future weather conditions using the verbs hacer, estar, and hay correctly. Differentiate between weather nouns (la lluvia) and weather verbs (llover). Construct complex sentences connecting weather conditions to appropriate clothing choices. Use the present subjunctive mood with impersonal expressions to discuss weather possibilities (e.g., 'Es probable que llueva'). Ask and answer questions about the weather forecast (el pronóstico). Understand and use a wider range of specific weather vocabulary, such as 'granizo', 'niebla', and 'ráfaga'. ¿Miras el pronóstico antes de elegir tu ropa? 🌦️👖 ¡Vamos a aprender a hablar del tiempo para que nunca te equivoques con tu atuendo! This lesson focuses on...

TermDefinitionExample El pronóstico del tiempoThe weather forecast; a prediction of future weather conditions.El pronóstico del tiempo dice que mañana habrá una tormenta. La temperaturaThe temperature, usually measured in grados Celsius (°C) in Spanish-speaking countries.La temperatura máxima para hoy es de 25 grados Celsius. La humedadThe amount of water vapor in the air; humidity.Con la alta humedad, se siente que hace más calor. El granizoPrecipitation in the form of small balls of ice; hail.La tormenta fue tan fuerte que cayó granizo del tamaño de una canica. La niebla / La neblinaA thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface that obscures or restricts visibility. Niebla is thick fog, while neblina is lighter mist or fog.Por la ma...

Los verbos del tiempo: Hacer, Estar, Hay 1. `Hacer` + [noun]: For general weather conditions (hace frío, hace sol). Always use the 3rd person singular form `hace`. 2. `Estar` + [adjective]: For temporary conditions or states (está nublado, está despejado). 3. `Hay` + [noun]: For specific weather phenomena (hay niebla, hay tormentas). These three verbs are the foundation for describing weather but are not interchangeable. Use `hacer` for the overall feeling of the weather, `estar` for the state of the sky or conditions, and `hay` to state the existence of something. Verbos de fenómeno: Llover, Nevar, etc. Some weather events have their own dedicated verbs that are conjugated only in the 3rd person singular. Verbs like `llover` (to rain), `nevar` (to snow), `tronar` (to thun...