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Sunny, cloudy, windy and stormy all refer to weather concepts, rain and snow are actual physical weather elements. So you can't say :

  • If it suns
  • If it clouds
  • If it winds
  • If it storms

whereas:

  • If it rains
  • If it snows (hails/sleets)

and you are also allowed:

  • If it is rainy
  • If it is snowy

but I'm not sure if they sound quite right, so instead:

  • If it is raining
  • If it is snowing

Sunny, cloudy, windy and stormy all refer to weather concepts, rain and snow are actual physical weather elements. So you can't say :

  • If it suns
  • If it clouds
  • If it winds
  • If it storms

whereas:

  • If it rains
  • If it snows (hails/sleets)

and you are also allowed:

  • If it is rainy
  • If it is snowy

but I'm not sure if they sound quite right, so instead:

  • If it is raining
  • If it is snowing

Sunny, cloudy, windy and stormy all refer to weather concepts, rain and snow are physical weather elements. So you can't say :

  • If it suns
  • If it clouds
  • If it winds
  • If it storms

whereas:

  • If it rains
  • If it snows (hails/sleets)

and you are also allowed:

  • If it is rainy
  • If it is snowy

but I'm not sure if they sound quite right, so instead:

  • If it is raining
  • If it is snowing
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JMP
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  • 29

Sunny, cloudy, windy and stormy all refer to weather concepts, rain and snow are actual physical weather elements. So you can't say :

  • If it suns
  • If it clouds
  • If it winds
  • If it storms

whereas:

  • If it rains
  • If it snows (hails/sleets)

and you are also allowed:

  • If it is rainy
  • If it is snowy

but I'm not sure if they sound quite right, so instead:

  • If it is raining
  • If it is snowing