今日は快晴だって英語でなんて言うの？

Balmy; Characterized by pleasantly warm weather. Balmy is used to describe lovely warm weather that is just perfect. You can use it to describe the day, warm nights or warm weather in general. ‘It was such a balmy evening we chose to sit outside, a decision we did not regret.’ ‘the balmy days of late summer’ ‘Sunny beaches and balmy winters are part of the good life in Florida.’ The sun is shining and there's not a cloud in the sky. This sentence can be used to describe the weather and it can also be used to convey a persons emotional state. The phrase indicates that the person has no problems and is not troubled by anything. Its a bright cloudless day. This indicates a clear bright sky without clouds.

When we call weather "Clear" it means that there aren't any clouds out. So we could say, "The day was sunny and clear, a great day to go to the beach--As long as you're wearing sunscreen!" A phrase that you might also hear sometimes is, "There's not a cloud in the sky!" This means that it's sunny and clear, and this phrase sounds a bit literary and poetic. You might hear it in music or movies and you might read it in a book or a poem. Have a lovely day!

"The sun is shining with not a cloud in the sky." This means that it is a sunny day and there are no clouds in the sky. Hope this helps :)

When a day is sunny, without a single cloud in the sky, it looks so beautiful that it makes you feel like flying. It makes you feel like reaching for the sky. Days like this make you feel like jumping into a cool swimming pool because they are usually hot. Sometimes, you may not be close to a swimming pool, but, you may be close to a shower. So, the alternative feeling in this case would be to take a cold shower to cool yourself. However, you would say the following to your friend: It is a beautiful, sunny, and cloudless day. It makes me feel like jumping into a cool swimming pool. or It is a beautiful, sunny, and cloudless day. It makes me feel like reaching for the sky.

When you are excited about the great weather and there is not a cloud in the sky, you can simply express this by saying: "It is a lovely day!" or "today the weather is perfect!" This shows both your excitement and admiration for the great weather that you currently have.

We can use both of these terms to describe that it is a sunny day with no clouds. Notice in the first example sentence, we can use the adjective, "clear," to describe that there aren't any clouds in the sky as it refers to how blue the sky is.

Today is spotless. What a beautiful sunny day, not a cloud in sight. Today is gorgeous, not a single cloud. Spotless is a term we use in England, or at least where I am from. All the others will work well for you and get your point across. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

If you wanted to express that it is a beautiful sunny day with no clouds in the sky, you could say any of the following: "It is such a beautiful day, it is sunny and no clouds in sight", "The weather is lovely today, it is sunny and not a cloud in sight" or "It is a lovely day today, no cloud's in the sky at all".

There's not a cloud in the sky!' is a common expression we use when it is a clear day with lovely blue skies. We also use 'clear day' when there are no clouds in the sky. You can also use adjectives like beautiful and lovely when describing a nice day.

When we say "It's gorgeous outside" we mean that the weather is great. It's not cold, it's not raining or snowing and the sun is shining. More than likely it is not going to rain. "The sky is clear and blue". There aren't any clouds in the sky and we can only see blue, no grey. "Today is a great day to spend outside, the sun is shining brightly and I don't see any clouds". Spending the day outside is the best way to enjoy good weather. We can go to the beach, sit outside our house and read, or meet some friends and have a few drinks outside.

You can also say "We are having perfect weather today." or you could use words like "cloudless" or "clear" to describe the day or sky. You could also use the word "sunshine". Example: I'm in such a good mood, it must be this perfect weather and all that sunshine."

" the sun is shining" showing that the sun is out and it is hot and this is the only thing that that you can see in the sky. " without" free from or excluding eg no clouds in the sky

It's a beautiful sunny day with no clouds and you would like to make a comment about that. In that case, any of the above suggested phrases would be good.

These are 3 ways of expressing pleasantly sunny weather. When we say the weather is "clear" we mean that there are no clouds in the sky. While "drenched" usually refers to being wet, "Sun-drenched" means that an area is pleasantly "saturated" with sun. This phrase is less common in casual conversations, however would be perfect for use in creative writing, essays or poetry. Hope this helps ;o)

The sun has got its hat on, there are no clouds' is a common english phrase for saying the sun is shining bright in a fun and positive way Saying the sun is beautiful or gorgeous is a nice way of saying the sun is out. You could say there are no clouds which means the sky is clear.