Learn how to talk about weather forecasts using present simple and will. Practice vocabulary like forecast, humid, and temperature.
I check the weather forecast every morning on my phone. This week has a mix of weather. Monday is sunny with a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius. It is perfect for outdoor activities.
But Tuesday will be different. The forecast says it will be humid. I don't like humid weather because I feel sticky. Then on Wednesday, it will be cloudy and rainy. The temperature will drop to 18 degrees.
Thursday and Friday will continue to be rainy. I need to carry an umbrella every day. The weekend looks better. Saturday will be sunny again with a temperature of 22 degrees. Sunday will be partly cloudy but no rain.
I hope the forecast is correct. I want to go hiking on Saturday. I will check the forecast again on Friday to be sure.
"Practice presenting a weather forecast. Follow the steps below."
👉 Step 1: Greet your audience and introduce yourself.
👉 Step 2: Describe today's weather using present simple.
👉 Step 3: Predict tomorrow's weather using will.
👉 Step 4: Mention the temperature and humidity.
👉 Step 5: End with a friendly closing.
Write a short weather forecast for your city for the next 3 days. Include the temperature, and Use present simple for facts and will for predictions. Write 80-100 words.
Record a 45-second video as a TV weather presenter. Introduce yourself, describe today's weather, and predict the next 2 days.
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