Tagalog Weather Words

sun

wind; air

to air out

to be blown by wind

to blow away

airing or ventilation

moon; month

fire

to let something be rained on

rainy

rain

to be rained on

smoke

rainbow

climate

accident; calamity; disaster

ice

heavens

sunny

smoke; fume

star

lightning; curse

to shine or rise

typhoon; storm

to storm

stormy

to have a storm

cessation or stopping of rain

a ray of sunlight

cloudy

cloud

flood

calamity

shade; shadow

south or southwest winds

great flood

lightning

thunder

to flash (lightning)

to thunder

full of lightning

to turn into ice

to let up

a ray of light; to become illuminated

snow

to rain

to blow

thundery

to carry [it] away

to carry away

earthquake

to become cold

blow (from mouth or wind)

blow

flame

to have something sunned

rain shower

drizzle, light rain

an overflow

shooting star

darkness

to become dark

to get dark

dew; mist

to be exposed to dew

dewy

to blow (of wind)

wavy or rough water

humidity

wetter/colder episode in the Pacific

tornado, cyclone

humid; damp; moist

to blow

to give off smoke

to become sunny

to cease

to strike a place with lightning

to strike with lightning

to shine on

humid heat

atmosphere

tidal wave; huge calamity

puddle; shallow pool of water

to shake

strong wind and rain; violent disturbance

to be hit by a typhoon

decrease; cease (storm/intensity), subsidence

condensation

to shake; to cause a tremor

ozone; reactive form of oxygen

to subside

stary

atmosphere

deluge; end of the world

a heavy downpour or dripping liquid

telescope

extremely dry; drought

to shake; to sway

tremor; shaking; to cause a tremor

occurrence of lightning

occurrence of thunder

intensity

wave; ripple

rumbling sounds

flame; blaze

exposed to dew

evaporation or emission

storm-ready

to ravage [it] or devastate [it]

to burn or set fire

a breeze or gentle wind

to shine; to give off rays

extremely dry soil

light but continuous rain (pitter-patter), drizzle

drizzle

to snow

flying ember

destruction

evaporation

rapidity; velocity

blaze; flame

to catch fire

to stay in the sun

meteor

to expose to sun

long-lasting monsoon rain

to shake [it]; to cause [it] to tremble

overflowing liquid

extreme sultriness

a storm, tempest, or typhoon

to shake

snowy

to jump

roar, rolling thunder sound

nitrogen

blaze; flame

to blaze

to build a bonfire

sudden gush of water

grasses/weeds carried by flood water

St. Elmo's fire

a cycle; bicycle

to shine light on it

onrush of waves

ash

to expose to dew

to be exposed to dew

deep, resonant sound

meteorology

squall; sudden wind and rain

to drip heavily or pour down

to scatter

dewiness

for snow

flame

to be caught in fire