Here is a handy list of winter weather words that I’ve found myself using a lot lately, while hoping that the sun will come out again soon:<\/p>\n
de sneeuw: the snow<\/p>\n
besneeuwd : snowy<\/p>\n
het ijs : the ice<\/p>\n
glad : slippery<\/p>\n
de regen : the rain<\/p>\n
nat : wet<\/p>\n
de wind : the wind<\/p>\n
winderig : windy<\/p>\n
waaien : to blow (ex. door de wind waaien)<\/p>\n
de natte sneeuw : the sleet<\/p>\n
de hagel : the hail<\/p>\n
koud : cold<\/p>\n
ijskoud : freezing, literally ice-cold<\/p>\n
vriezen : to freeze<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/dutch\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/11\/2010\/02\/winterboom-350x263.jpg\")
Despite the fact that it is March, it has been a particularly cold, snowy and long winter here in the Netherlands.\u00a0 If you are interested in tracking the weather in the Netherlands, there is a great little site called buienradar that tracks the weather across the Netherlands 24 hours a day. Here is a handy…<\/p>\n