Test your knowledge of Spanish weather vocabulary with this interactive quiz. Choose the correct answers and check how well you remember.
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See how weather vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Practice foundational weather vocabulary in contextual sentences.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| En invierno cae mucha nieve en las montañas. | In winter, a lot of snow falls in the mountains. | |
| Me gusta ver el arco iris después de la lluvia. | I like seeing the rainbow after the rain. | |
| La niebla de la mañana dificulta la visión en la carretera. | The morning fog makes vision difficult on the road. | |
| El pronóstico del tiempo dice que va a hacer sol. | The weather forecast says it is going to be sunny. | |
| La temperatura es muy baja hoy por el viento frío. | The temperature is very low today due to the cold wind. |
Test your knowledge of intermediate weather phenomena and terms.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| La sequía prolongada afectó gravemente a los agricultores de la zona. | The prolonged drought severely affected local farmers. | |
| Las fuertes ráfagas de viento derribaron varios árboles en el parque. | Strong gusts of wind knocked down several trees in the park. | |
| El barómetro indica que la presión atmosférica está bajando. | The barometer indicates that atmospheric pressure is dropping. | |
| La ventisca de anoche dejó una gruesa capa de aguanieve. | Last night's blizzard left a thick layer of sleet. | |
| Las autoridades emitieron una alerta por inundación tras el huracán. | Authorities issued a flood alert following the hurricane. |
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