We have a ton of terms and expressions to describe the weather. Today in Boston it rained. Hard. A torrential downpour. A cloudburst. Weather words, people! Go!

Monsoon

Typhoon.

Willy-willy

Hot enough to fry an egg...

It's a bit nipply out there...

Quote from: Devlyn Marie on May 09, 2013, 09:40:27 PM
Typhoon.

Typhlosion!


No wait, that's a pokemon...

Gully-washer

  In Florida it's a  Frog Strangler

...colder than a witch's tit...

(no offense to the witches amongst us)

Raining cats and dogs.

Nor'easter for those on the East Coast.

Heavy rain in Oregon is called showers.

Quote from: Beth Andrea on May 09, 2013, 10:36:45 PM
...colder than a witch's tit...

(no offense to the witches amongst us)

the second half of that is in a brass bra.

Tighter than a bulls ass in a blizzard.

Quote from: Ms. OBrien CVT on May 09, 2013, 10:38:25 PM
the second half of that is in a brass bra.

Never heard of that part of it...my mind always wanders when I think of a witch's tit...

Microburst

(no ejaculation jokes, please)

Hot enough to fry a wallaby

foehn, chinook, katabatic winds.

dog days (of summer).

colder than the balls on a brass monkey.

whiteout / blizzard / ...

horizontal rain

snain (snow/rain blend)

thunder-bumpers

squall line

tornado weather

fry an egg on the sidewalk

'good sleeping weather' (seldom observed in my current locale!)

typhoon/cyclone/willy-willy/tornado/dust devils/water spouts/ ... (cyclone meaning tornado in some areas, but not others)

Parky,

Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey, (Sometimes shortened to Brass Monkeys).

Shower.

Drizzle.

  It got so cold, the dog got stuck to the fire plug. 

  Joelene