German Weather Quiz

Review What You've Learned

Review your German weather vocabulary and keep your knowledge fresh.

Refresh your memory with a quick review of essential words.

Review German weather vocabulary and strengthen your memory with interactive flashcards.

See how weather vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.

A1-A2

Practice basic weather expressions and nouns.

Audio	German	English Translation
	Vergiss nicht deinen Regenschirm, denn es sieht nach Regen aus.	Don't forget your umbrella, because it looks like rain.
	Die Kinder spielen im Schnee und bauen einen Schneemann.	The children are playing in the snow and building a snowman.
	Der Sommer ist meine liebste Jahreszeit, weil die Sonne viel scheint.	Summer is my favorite season because the sun shines a lot.
	Wegen des Nebels können wir das Haus auf dem Hügel kaum sehen.	Because of the fog, we can hardly see the house on the hill.
	Nach dem Gewitter erschien ein wunderschöner Regenbogen am Himmel.	After the thunderstorm, a beautiful rainbow appeared in the sky.

B1-B2

Test your knowledge of compound nouns and meteorological terminology.

Audio	German	English Translation
	Die Wettervorhersage warnt vor einer starken Hitzewelle in dieser Woche.	The weather forecast warns of a severe heatwave this week.
	Die Lawine ging nach dem schweren Schneesturm im Hochgebirge ab.	The avalanche triggered after the heavy blizzard in the high mountains.
	Eine plötzliche Böe wehte den Hut des Mannes in den Fluss.	A sudden gust of wind blew the man's hat into the river.
	Die hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit macht die Hitze im Sommer noch unerträglicher.	The high humidity makes the heat in summer even more unbearable.
	Die anhaltende Dürre bedroht die Ernte der Landwirte in der Region.	The ongoing drought threatens the farmers' harvest in the region.

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