How can you use faire to talk about the weather during different seasons? what are some other ways to talk about weather?

Bonjour,

Au printemps il fait doux.

En été il fait chaud. Or : En été, il fait beau.

En automne il fait frais.

En hiver il fait froid.

En hiver, il gèle - it’s freezing

En hiver, il neige.

Au printemps

En automne il pleut à verse. ( it’s pouring)

En automne, il y a du vent. (it’s windy)

En automne, c’est nuageux. (It’s cloudy.)

En été,il y a du soleil. (it’s sunny)

Bonjour

To ask about the weather

what's the weather like ? ==>

Quel temps fait-il ?

For weather with adjectives as " beau/nice", "froid/cold", "chaud/hot", "doux/warm", "frais/cool",  you'll use "FAIRE (il, 3rd pers. sing.) + adjective"

il fait beau

il fait froid

il fait chaud

il fait frais

il fait doux

if you use an adjective + -y , as it's windy, it's cloudy, it's sunny ... you'll use "il y a + noun"

il y a du soleil = it's sunny

il y a du vent = it's windy

il y a des nuages = it's cloudy

Then you have verbs as "pleuvoir/ to rain", "neiger/ to snow", "to freeze/geler", .. you'll use the 3e pers. sing : il + verbe

Il pleut = it's raining

il neige = it's snowing

il gèle = it's freezing

Of course you have expressions as

it's raining dogs and cats = il pleut des cordes

Hope this will help ☺☺☺

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