英語の天気予報 | 音声学習 | リスニング練習
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What basic weather phrases describe a sunny day in English and Japanese?
Today is sunny. 今日は晴れです。 Today is sunny. Tomorrow it will rain. 明日は雨が降ります。 The temperature is 20 degrees. The temperature is 20 degrees. The wind will become strong.
The
wind will become strong. It might snow. It might snow. It's a cloudy day.
It's
a cloudy day.
The
humidity is
high.
The humidity is high. A
typhoon
is approaching. A
typhoon
is approaching.
How do you talk about rain and temperature forecasts for tomorrow?
The fog is
thick.
The fog is thick. The fog is thick. It's clear weather.
It's
clear weather.
There
will be showers.
There
will be
showers.
The maximum temperature is 30 degrees.
The
maximum temperature is 30 degrees. The minimum temperature is 5 degrees.
The
minimum temperature is 5 degrees. The minimum temperature is 5 degrees. The chance of rain is 70%. 降水確率は70%です。 The
chance
of rain is 70%. The north wind will blow.
Which expressions are used for wind strength, fog, and clear skies?
北風が吹きます。
The north wind will blow.
There might be thunder. There might be thunder.
Sunny with occasional
clouds.
Sunny with occasional clouds. A heavy rain warning has been issued. A heavy rain warning has been issued.
The air pressure is
dropping.
The air pressure is dropping. A cold front will pass through. A
cold
front
will
pass through. The rainy season has
started.
The rainy season has started. A dry weather advisory has been issued.
How can I describe showers, maximum and minimum temperatures?
A dry weather advisory has been issued. The UV rays are strong. The UV rays are strong.
There's
a lot of pollen in the air.
There's
a lot of pollen in the air. There's a possibility of hail.
There's
a possibility of hail.
Morning fog will occur. Morning fog will occur.
The sunlight is strong. The sunlight is strong.
There
is snow accumulation. There is snow accumulation. A storm warning has been issued. A
storm
warning has been issued.
What vocabulary covers humidity, typhoons, and thunder possibilities?
A storm warning has been issued. Evening showers are expected. A low pressure system is developing. A
low
pressure system is developing.
It's
covered by high pressure.
It's
covered by high pressure. The temperature will drop sharply. The temperature will drop sharply.
It
will be a tropical night.
It
will be a tropical night.
There
will be frost.
There
will be frost.
It's sleeting.
It's
sleeting.
It's
sleeting.
How do I report severe weather alerts like storms, hail, and tornado watches?
A tornado watch has been
issued.
A tornado watch has been issued. The sea is rough.
The
waves will become high.
The
waves will become high. The waves will become high. Visibility is poor. Visibility is poor.
There
will be thunderstorms.
There
will be
thunderstorms.
The wind speed is 10 meters per second.
The
wind speed is 10 meters per second. It will be a midsummer day. It will be a midsummer day. It's a winter pressure pattern.
It's
a winter pressure pattern. The first spring storm has blown. The first spring storm has blown.
The
first spring storm has blown. Yellow sand will arrive.
Yellow
sand will arrive.
The
weather will recover. The weather will recover.
The
climate is stable. The climate is stable. It will be below freezing.
It
will be below freezing. The wind chill is
low.
The wind chill is low.
Please be careful of heat stroke.
Which phrases explain regional differences such as coastal wind or mountain snow?
Please be careful of heat stroke. A
freeze
warning has been issued.
凍結注意報が出ています。
A freeze warning has been issued. Sunrise is at 6 a.m.
Sunrise
is at 6 a.m. Sunset is at 7
p.m.
Sunset is at 7 p.m. I checked the weather map.
I
checked the weather map.
It's
localized
rain.
It's localized rain. It's sunny nationwide. It's sunny nationwide.
Weather
varies by
region.
Weather varies by region. It's snowing in the mountains.
It's
snowing in the mountains. It's windy along the
coast.
It's windy along the coast.
It's
cloudy in the plains.
It's
cloudy in the plains. It's hot in urban
areas.
It's hot in urban areas. It's cold in the north. It's cold in the north. It's cold in the north. It's warm in the south.
It's
warm in the south. It's warm in the south.
How are weather instruments (anemometer, barometer, rain gauge) described in English?
It's raining in the east. It's raining in the east. It's sunny in the west.
It's sunny
in the west. I saw the weekly forecast.
I
saw the weekly forecast. The
long-term
forecast has been announced.
The
long-term forecast has been
announced.
The temperature is average for this time of year.
The
temperature is average for this time of year.
It's record-breaking heat.
It's
record-breaking heat. It's record-breaking heat. It's the lowest temperature on record.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What basic weather phrases describe a sunny day in English and Japanese?
0:02–1:57
2
How do you talk about rain and temperature forecasts for tomorrow?
1:57–3:30
3
Which expressions are used for wind strength, fog, and clear skies?
3:30–5:26
4
How can I describe showers, maximum and minimum temperatures?
5:26–7:11
5
What vocabulary covers humidity, typhoons, and thunder possibilities?
7:11–8:59
6
How do I report severe weather alerts like storms, hail, and tornado watches?
8:59–12:32
7
Which phrases explain regional differences such as coastal wind or mountain snow?
12:32–15:54
8
How are weather instruments (anemometer, barometer, rain gauge) described in English?
15:54–25:10