What Is Weather In Spanish?
Spanish Weather
In English, it is very common to say "it is raining" when discussing the weather. You can talk in Spanish using any of the three methods below, and it's not necessary to translate the "it" in Spanish. The "it" in English weather sentences is a dummy subject, meaning it doesn't have real meaning but it is used to make the sentence complete.
You will be familiar with the methods that are more common with certain weather types as you use Spanish. In many cases, any of the three methods can be used. The first thing you will notice if you're talking about the weather is that the word "recha" is frequently used.
Temperature in Spanish
Imagine if you were alone waiting for the bus and someone stood next to you, or if you were in an elevator and someone was already there. They nod, and you want to talk about the weather, so you comment on it. The other person only speaks Spanish, that's the problem.
You may want to discuss the temperature when discussing the weather. Spanish speakers prefer Celsius over Fahrenheit when it comes to temperature forecasts, so make sure you use the right scale when you look at them. Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, even though people associate it with tropical countries.
The Weather in Spain
Spain has the most varied weather in Europe due to its large mountains and large coastline. The climate in the north and south is different as the country spans many latitudes, and the east and west are different as the Mediterranean and the Atlantic affect them. The temperature records for Spain show the extremes that can be found in the country.
Malaga, Madrid, and Barcelona are just three of the huge cities in Spain. Most people who visit Barcelona will simply head to the Nou Camp to check out the stadium and learn about the history of the team. If that's not your bag, there are lots of shopping opportunities.
Barcelona is a city that is always sunny, even in the winter, with 6 hours of sunshine per day. It is a must to drink a coffee in Las Ramblas. Spain has a wide range of climates due to its size, the huge mountain ranges, and the Mediterranean Sea.
The Pyrenean Mountains: a mountain-like landscape
The soils are poor but support crops. Spain's interior has cold winters with showers and snow, which is different to the hot summers. The Pyrenees are the highest mountains in Spain and are located along the northern border with France.
The scenery is amazing with a mixture of pine forest and desolate scree. Cloud and high winds accompany heavy winter snowfall. The summers are warm and sunny.
The warm day in Catalonia
During October, the morning freshness and warm day allow one to spend time in Catalonia. Even if there are some rainy episodes, the sun is always on the program. The mornings in Madrid are refreshed quickly and the rest of the day is beautiful. Even if they are not frequent, showers may come as a surprise.
Thermometer in Sevilland
The picture of thermometer is in the center of Sevilland was taken in September of 2016 but it is not valid for official figures as it is placed in a very exposed location. Don't let the heat and cold affect your travel plans to Spain. The parts of the country that have reported the lowest-ever temperatures are known for their extremely cold winters, meaning that homes are built with central heating as standard.
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