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Seasons, weather and nature: 16 words

Talk about the weather, the seasons and the outdoors in Australia. Listen, practise with flashcards, then check yourself.

Updated 2026-10-15

πŸ“˜ Part of the Complete English Course Β· Elementary (A2), week 4

1. Learn the words

Press πŸ”Š to hear the word and the example. Say each one out loud.

WordMeaningExample
springSeptember to November in AustraliaSpring is beautiful in Canberra.
autumnMarch to May in AustraliaThe leaves change colour in autumn.
humidhot and wet airIt's very humid in Darwin.
stormstrong wind and rainThere was a big storm last night.
thunderthe loud noise in a stormThe thunder woke me up.
lightninga flash of light in a stormStay inside during lightning.
droughta long time without rainFarmers are worried about the drought.
floodtoo much water covering landThe road is closed because of a flood.
bushfirea fire in the bush or forestBushfire season starts in summer.
forecastwhat the weather will beThe forecast says rain tomorrow.
temperaturehow hot or cold it isThe temperature dropped overnight.
breezea light, gentle windThere's a nice breeze.
shadean area out of the sunLet's sit in the shade.
bushnatural land with trees in AustraliaWe went for a walk in the bush.
coastland next to the seaThey live on the coast.
frostice on the ground on cold morningsThere was frost on the car.

2. Practise with flashcards

Read the meaning and type the missing word. Words you find hard come back sooner.

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3. Check yourself

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most useful English words for seasons, weather and nature?

Start with these 16 words, including spring, autumn, humid, storm. Each has a simple meaning, an example sentence and audio.

What's the best way to learn new English words?

Listen and say each word out loud, use the flashcards for a few minutes a day (hard words come back sooner), then write your own example sentence.

What level are these words?

They're Elementary (A2) words, from week 4 of the free Complete English Course.