Til aspektlari amaliyoti

Mild:
To be slightly hot when a cold temperature would be expected. (adjective) 
Monsoon:
The season with heavy rain most days, occurs in parts of Asia. (noun) 
Overcast:
When the sky is filled with clouds. (adjective) 
Precipitation:
When water falls from the sky as rain, snow or hail. (noun) 
Puddle:
A small patch of water on the ground after rain. (noun) 
Rain:
Water falling from the sky. (noun) 
Rainbow:
An arc of different colors in the sky when it is raining. (noun) 
Season:
The different parts of the year with different types of weather. (noun) 
Shine:
To give off a bright light. (verb) 
Shower:
Short and quick precipitation event. (noun) 
Sky:
What can be seen when looking up from the ground. (noun) 
Sleet:
Precipitation that is halfway between rain and snow. (noun) 
Slush:
Snow on the ground that is mixed with water, or turning into water. (noun) 
Smog:
Visible pollution from cars and vehicles in big cities. (noun) 
Snow:
Precipitation falling as ice crystals. (noun) 
Snowstorm:
Snow falling while a strong wind blows. (noun) 
Soaked:
To be very wet, to get very wet. (adjective) 
Spring:
The season where temperature is warm and plants start to grow. (noun) 
Storm:
When there are strong winds and heavy rain at the same time. (noun) 
Summer:
The hot season when not much rain falls. (noun) 

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Sun:
The star that the Earth gets its light and heat from. (noun) 
Sunlight:
The light from the Sun that warms the Earth. (noun) 
Temperature
: The level of hotness or coldness experienced by something. (noun)