You're sitting at a café in Paris. A stranger glances out the window and mutters, "Il pleut." You reach for your umbrella. What did they say?

It's a cold February morning in Montreal. You want to tell your friend how chilly it is outside. What do you say?

You're planning a picnic in Provence, but the forecast says "Il y a du vent." Should you hold onto your hat? What does this mean?

It's a sweltering August afternoon in Marseille. You want to tell someone how hot it is. What do you say?

You wake up in a chalet in the French Alps in December and see everything covered in white. You want to tell your family it's snowing. What do you say?

Your French pen pal asks which season you like best. You want to answer "spring." Which word do you choose?

You bump into a neighbor on the street in Lyon and want to ask, "What's the weather like today?" What do you say?

Your French exchange partner says, "En automne, les feuilles tombent." You know "les feuilles tombent" means "the leaves fall." What does "automne" mean?

You're video-calling a friend in Paris. The sky behind them looks completely grey and overcast. You want to say it's cloudy. What do you say?