⛅ Weather & Seasons EFL Workbook
Tap each card to flip it — learn the Korean name and a weather fact! 🇰🇷
Read carefully — questions are waiting below!
Weather is what the sky and air are like outside right now — sunny, rainy, cloudy, or snowy. Climate is the typical weather pattern of a place over many years. For example, Korea has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons.
The four seasons each bring different weather. Spring is warm and rainy — perfect for flowers to bloom. Summer is hot and humid, with heavy monsoon rain in July. Autumn brings cool, crisp air and colorful leaves. Winter is cold and dry, with snow in many parts of Korea.
Weather is driven by the water cycle. The sun heats water in oceans and lakes, which evaporates into the air as water vapor. When this vapor rises and cools, it forms clouds. When clouds collect enough water droplets, it falls as precipitation — rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
Extreme weather events include typhoons 🌀, blizzards ❄️, droughts 🏜️, and heatwaves 🌡️. These are becoming more frequent due to climate change — the long-term shift in global temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions.
Meteorologists are scientists who study and forecast the weather. They use satellites, weather stations, and computer models to predict what the weather will be like tomorrow — or even next week!
Surprising things you probably didn't know about weather! 🤯