UK Weather Report

May 16, 2026, 10:15
UKEnvironment

Introduction

The UK is cold now. But it will get warm for the holiday.

Main Body

Now the air is cold. It comes from the north. There is rain and some ice. The temperature is low. Next week the wind changes. The wind comes from the south. This brings warm air to the country. Many places will be warm. Some places in the south-east will be very hot. It might be 26 degrees.

Conclusion

The weather is changing. It will be warm and sunny for the holiday.

Learning

🌡️ The 'Now' vs. 'Later' Switch

Look at how the text moves from today to the future. This is the secret to A2 speaking.

1. Right Now (The Present) We use simple words to describe things as they are:

  • The air is cold.
  • The temperature is low.
  • There is rain.

2. The Change (The Future) When we talk about next week or the holiday, the word changes to will or might:

  • It will get warm. →\rightarrow (100% sure)
  • It might be 26 degrees. →\rightarrow (Maybe/Possible)

Quick Word Map: Cold →\rightarrow Warm →\rightarrow Hot

Vocabulary Learning

cold (adj.)
Not hot; having a low temperature.
Example:The weather is cold today.
warm (adj.)
Having a moderate or high temperature, not cold.
Example:The air feels warm after the rain.
air (n.)
The invisible mixture of gases that surrounds the earth.
Example:Fresh air comes from the north.
rain (n.)
Water droplets that fall from the sky.
Example:There is rain and some ice.
ice (n.)
Frozen water.
Example:There is some ice on the road.
temperature (n.)
The measure of heat or coldness.
Example:The temperature is low.
wind (n.)
The natural movement of air.
Example:The wind comes from the south.
south (n.)
The direction opposite to north.
Example:The wind comes from the south.
north (n.)
The direction opposite to south.
Example:The wind comes from the north.
hot (adj.)
Having a high temperature; not cold.
Example:Some places in the south-east will be very hot.
degrees (n.)
Units of measurement for temperature.
Example:It might be 26 degrees.
weather (n.)
The state of the atmosphere at a particular time.
Example:The weather is changing.
sunny (adj.)
Having a lot of sunshine; clear sky.
Example:It will be warm and sunny for the holiday.
holiday (n.)
A day or period of time when people rest or celebrate.
Example:The holiday will be warm and sunny.