Types of Weather: 1. Sunny Weather ☀️

Description:

• Sunny weather is characterized by clear skies with little to no clouds.

• The sun shines brightly, providing warmth and light.

• There is minimal or no precipitation (rain, snow, or hail).

Causes:

• It occurs when high atmospheric pressure prevents cloud formation.

• The absence of clouds allows direct sunlight to reach the Earth's surface.

Effects:

• Increases temperatures, making the weather warm or hot.

• Can lead to dry conditions and even droughts if prolonged.

• Encourages outdoor activities like picnics, sports, and gardening.

• Excessive heat can cause sunburn, dehydration, and heatstroke.

Examples:

• A summer day with no clouds in the sky.

• The weather in desert regions like the Sahara, Thar.

2. Rainy Weather 🌧️

Description:

• Rainy weather occurs when water droplets in clouds become heavy and fall as precipitation.

• It may be accompanied by thunder, lightning, and strong winds.

• The intensity can vary from light drizzle to heavy downpour.

Causes:

• Caused by low-pressure systems that lead to cloud formation.

• When warm, moist air rises and cools, it condenses into clouds. When the droplets become too heavy, they fall as rain.

• Common in tropical and coastal areas due to high humidity.

Effects:

• Provides water for plants, animals, and human use.

• Helps in cooling down temperatures.

• Excessive rain can lead to floods, landslides, and waterlogging.

• Can disrupt outdoor activities and cause traffic congestion.

Examples:

• Monsoon rains in India.

• Light showers on a spring morning.

3. Windy Weather 🌬️

Description:

• Windy weather is characterized by strong movements of air.

• Wind can be gentle (breeze) or powerful (storm).

• Can occur with other weather types, such as sunny, rainy, or snowy conditions.

Causes:

• Caused by differences in air pressure. Air moves from high-pressure areas to low-pressure areas, creating wind.

• Changes in temperature and Earth's rotation also influence wind speed and direction.

Effects:

• Can help in pollination by carrying seeds and pollen.

• Strong winds can cause property damage and uproot trees.

• In extreme cases, leads to storms, hurricanes, and tornadoes.

• Useful for wind energy production.

Examples:

• A gentle breeze at the beach.

• Strong winds during a hurricane or tornado.