# Weather Idioms Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Idioms & Expressions
- Words: 12
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Weather idioms for describing moods and situations, with phrases like under the weather, a breath of fresh air and come rain or shine borrowed from the weather.

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## Word list

* **under the weather**: Feeling slightly unwell. — “I'm staying home today — I'm feeling a bit **under the weather**.”
* **a ray of sunshine**: A person or thing that brings happiness and brightness into others' lives. — “Her laughter is always **a ray of sunshine** in the office.”
* **come rain or shine**: Regardless of the circumstances or conditions, no matter what happens. — “He walks his dog every morning, **come rain or shine**.”
* **the calm before the storm**: A peaceful, quiet period right prior to something difficult or chaotic beginning. — “The office was silent that morning — **the calm before the storm** of the big product launch.”
* **fresh as a daisy**: Feeling energetic, lively and not at all tired. — “Despite the early flight, she looked **fresh as a daisy**.”
* **cold as ice**: Very unfriendly and unemotional, or extremely low in temperature. — “His reply to my apology was **cold as ice**.”
* **a breath of fresh air**: Someone or something new and pleasant that makes a situation better. — “The new manager is **a breath of fresh air** after the last one.”
* **a sunny disposition**: A naturally cheerful and positive personality. — “Even on rainy days, she has **a sunny disposition**.”
* **clear as day**: Very easy to see or understand, completely obvious. — “His intentions were **clear as day** from the start.”
* **a storm is brewing**: There are signs that trouble or conflict is about to start. — “You could tell **a storm was brewing** between the two managers.”
* **as light as a feather**: Extremely light in weight. — “The whole tent is **as light as a feather** and packs into a bag.”
* **as white as snow**: Completely white, or completely innocent. — “The shirts came back **as white as snow** and twice as stiff.”

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