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Weather Wisdom Quiz

Test your knowledge of weather-related sayings, terms, and phenomena with our engaging quiz! Whether you're a weather enthusiast or just curious, this quiz is designed to enlighten and entertain.

Challenge yourself with questions like:

What does the phrase "raining cats and dogs" mean?
What do we call a mass of snow piled up by the wind?
When someone is "on cloud nine," what does it signify?

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What does "It's raining cats and dogs" mean?

Gentle rain

Rain that is dirty

Raining very hard

Rain turning into snow

A mass of snow piled up by the wind is called

An avalanche

Snow hill

Snow pile

Snow drift

The idiom "storm in a teacup" is used to express that

The tea is too strong

A small problem that has been blown out of proportion

There's too much electrolytes in the tea

A storm in a small place

Thunder is

The sound heard after an electric discharge discharge from the clouds

The electric discharge from the clouds

The light we see during storms

A storm

"Break the ice" means

Spring is coming soon

The ice on the frozen lake is too thin, and therefore dangerous

Start a conversation

Be brave

The mass of droplets of water in the air which make it almost impossible to see is

Haze

Mist

Sandstorm

Fog

When one has one's "head in the clouds," one is

Extremely happy

Of high status

Travelling around the world by plane very often

Out of touch with reality

When the sky is almost entirely covered in clouds, we say that it is

Overcast

Mostly cloudy

Clear

About to rain

When a person does not feel well, we say that they are

Bed-ridden

Tormented to excruciating agony

Under the weather

Lucky

Gale is a

Gentle wind

Forceful wind

Small tornado

A normal wind

When someone is "on cloud nine," she/he

Is able to fly

Is in Paradise

Is extremely happy

Can see really far away

A long spell of dry weather is

An earthquake

God's punishment

Such a drag

A drought

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