Swedish · A2 (Elementary)
Quick answer: The most useful Swedish words for weather are åskvädret (the thunderstorm), dimman (the fog) and molnigt (cloudy). The full Swedish weather phrase list with example sentences is below.
The essential Swedish vocabulary for weather, with example sentences and English translations. This is A2 (Elementary) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Swedish to live, work, or settle abroad.
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| Swedish | English |
|---|---|
| åskvädret | the thunderstorm |
| dimman | the fog |
| molnigt | cloudy |
| blåsigt | windy |
| regnet | the rain |
| temperaturen | the temperature |
| väderprognosen | the weather forecast |
| milt | mild |
| fuktigt | humid |
| skuren | rain shower |
Ikväll väntas åskväder.
Tonight a thunderstorm is expected.
Det är dimma på vägen.
There is fog on the road.
Det är väldigt molnigt idag.
It is very cloudy today.
Väderprognosen ser dålig ut.
The weather forecast looks bad.
Temperaturen är tio grader.
The temperature is ten degrees.
Vintern är mild i år.
The winter is mild this year.
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