WEATHER

3. A powerful and swirling column of air that touches the ground. It can be very destructive and dangerous.
4. Fluffy or puffy masses in the sky that can be white, gray, or even dark. They can bring rain, snow, or shade.
5. Moving air that we can feel but cannot see. It can be gentle or strong, and it can make objects sway or fly away.
6. Water droplets falling from the sky. It makes the ground wet and is essential for plants and crops to grow.
9. A colorful arc in the sky that appears after rain. It has different colors like red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

1. Small, round balls of ice that fall from the sky during a storm. They can be as small as a pea or as big as a golf ball.
2. Thick, low-lying clouds that make it difficult to see. It looks like a white or gray blanket over the landscape.
3. A type of storm with thunder, lightning, rain, and sometimes strong winds. It can be loud and exciting to watch.
7. The bright, warm, and yellowish object in the sky during the day. It provides light and makes everything bright.
8. Soft, white, and cold ice crystals that fall from the sky during winter. It covers the ground like a blanket.