How do you say all kinds of weather in English?

A complete dictionary of English words about all kinds of weather.

Frost cream

Hail hail

Melissa Zhou

Ray ray

Wind wind

haze

cloud mass

Hazy haze

Rain rain

A downpour, a shower

rainstorm

Lightning, lightning

land breeze

Hurricane hurricane

Cyclone cyclone

Typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon typhoon

Cyclone tornado

Gale monsoon

gust

Breeze breeze

Fog fog

Lulu

Humidity is damp

freeze

Snowflake snowflake

Snowfall, snowfall

waterspout

Dead calm

Indian summer spring

drought

Cloudy in the morning/sunny in the afternoon = cloudy in the morning/sunny in the afternoon.

Morning shower = morning shower

Morning shower = morning shower.

There was a thunderstorm in the morning.

Smoke = smoke

Mist = mist

Basically sunny = basically sunny

Mostly cloudy

Mostly cloudy/windy = cloudy and windy.

It's mostly sunny = sunny and cloudy.

Partly cloudy = partly cloudy.

Cloudy/windy = windy when cloudy.

It will be windy when it rains in the afternoon.

Afternoon light rain = afternoon light rain

Afternoon shower = afternoon shower

Afternoon shower = afternoon shower.

Afternoon t- storm = afternoon thunderstorm

Sunny = sunny

Cloudy = cloudy

Cloudy/windy.

Cloudy early/sunny late = cloudy in the morning/sunny at night.

Snow = snow

Mao Mao Rain = Mao Mao Rain

Dust = dust

Sunny = sunny

Light showers = short showers

A few snow showers = short snow showers.

It snowed for a while and then it blew.

Fog = fog

Mist = mist

Hail = hail

Heavy rain = rainstorm

Heavy rain = heavy ice rain

Snow = snow

Large t-storm = severe thunderstorm

Isolated T-storm = local thunderstorm