Find out the English adjectives that represent the weather and turn them into noun forms. No more, no less, just in high school.

Good weather: sunny/sunny/lovely/glory: the weather is fine, sunny and bright: sunny; The radiant sky is cloudless in Wan Li: the sky is sunny and dry: the weather is dry and rainless. The weather is sunny: sunny (no wind and no rain), which is often used for weather forecast. Rain: wet/rainy/wet and rainy. The weather is changeable (it often rains). Rain in Mao Mao: rain in Mao Mao, shower in Mao Mao: shower collapse: heavy rain, heavy rain pouring down (British English)/downpour (American English). Rain: Downing Mao Mao. A partially melted mixture of ice and snow hail.