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Grapepark Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Use of "the" for weather

Which one is right?
Today the weather is sunny.
Today weather is sunny.

I think the first one. Right?
  

Top answer

The first is right You can also say "Today 's weather is sunny", "Today it's sunny", "Today is sunny", "Today's sunny". You would say that to someone who could not see it (a phone call, email etc). If you're talking about the weather during the day that is still to come, you'll probably use "will be".

— Meteorquake

  • The first is right You can also say "Today 's weather is sunny", "Today it's sunny", "Today is sunny", "Today's sunny".
  • You would say that to someone who could not see it (a phone call, email etc).
  • If you're talking about the weather during the day that is still to come, you'll probably use "will be".
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The first is right Emotion: smile

You can also say "Today's weather is sunny", "Today it's sun
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So what if the addressee is seeing the weather?
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Well if they can see it's sunny they don't need to be told, unless it's being followed by a consequence:
"Today is sunny, we shouldn't be sitting about indoors/let's go to the beach".

But they might want to know that it's predicted to continue with sunshine through the rest of the day, which is where one might use 'will be' sunny. It depends what's trying to be said, so don't worry ab
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