Learn · Sentences Describing the Weather
It was sunny this morning, but now it’s cloudy and starting to rain.
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It was sunny this morning, but now it’s cloudy and starting to rain.
Study notes
How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
Be prepared for changes in weather; it might be sunny now, but it could turn cloudy and rainy later.
Describing Habits
I always check the weather forecast because the weather can change quickly, from sunny to rainy.
Asking About Others
Did you see how quickly the weather changed this morning? Was it sunny where you are?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If it had stayed sunny all day, we could have gone to the park.
Rephrased versions
Formal
The morning commenced with sunshine, however, the weather has since deteriorated, resulting in cloud cover and precipitation.
Casual
It was all sunshine this morning, but now it's gloomy and raining.
Simpler English
It was sunny, but now it's cloudy and raining.
Phrases to learn
sunny this morning
Describes the weather condition as bright and clear in the morning.
cloudy and starting to rain
Describes the weather as overcast with the beginning of rainfall.