Ask a question and an answer correctly in English. Ask about the weather. And answer.

What's the weather like in spring (summer/autumn/winter) somewhere?

Or what's the weather like in spring (summer/autumn/winter) somewhere.

2, sunny, and warm, hot, dry, comfortable and so on.

Rainy, rainy, and wet, cold and so on.

Cloudy clouds, windy winds, snowy snow and so on.

What do you mean by doing things in different weather?

Make a snowman (snowy), have a snowball fight (snowy), swim (hot), fly a kite (windy), wash clothes (bask in the sun), and play games outside (sunny).

Is that right?

One thing to pay attention to in sentence patterns is to observe the principle of proximity.

That is to say, there is a singular number followed by a, but there is a plural number.

For example, there are five apples and a pear.

There is a pear and five apples.