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HACER weather expressions
Weather conditions are often expressed with the verb hacer in Spanish. These generally correspond to English expressions that use the verb to be. For example:

Hace calor/frío/sol/viento.
It's hot/cold/sunny/windy.

Hace buen tiempo/mal tiempo.
It's nice out/bad weather.

Other weather conditions use the verb estar. For example:

Está nublado/fresco/húmedo.
It's cloudy/cool/humid.

Verbs that refer to weather conditions are only conjugated in the third person singular.
For example:

Nevar: Nieva mucho en Minnesota. It snows a lot in Minnesota.
Llover : Llueve mucho en Seattle. It rains a lot in Seattle.
Nublarse: Se nubló a las dos de la tarde. It got cloudy at two p.m.
Lloviznar: Lloviznaba todo el día. It drizzled all day.

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