🌦️ Weather

Storms, skies and the more dramatic end of the forecast, hidden behind an emoji cipher.

Hint: Colorful arc in the sky

📩🎹📜💸🛼🐻🐋
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RAINBOW
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Hint: Severe winter condition with high winds

📗🧾🚖🍎🍎🚔🐳🛼
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BLIZZARD
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Hint: Destructive rotating funnel of air

🎹🚤📃📷⏰🚜🚤
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TORNADO
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Hint: Tropical cyclone with powerful force

👠🏍🐠🐠📺⏳🛰🍊🦞
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HURRICANE
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Hint: Electrical flash from the sky

🛬🚇📓📜🚘🥯🚇🥯📓
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LIGHTNING
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Hint: Soft white flakes from the sky

🎽🏒🐡🎹🚤🍄💻💻
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SNOWFALL
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Hint: Cloud sitting on the ground

📕🧵🐵🚈📃 🐟🪕🐹
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THICK FOG
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Hint: The rumble after the flash

🚢🍑💰🦞🗞🌯🐋
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THUNDER
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Hint: A long spell with no rain

🥁🍌🍄📺🐍🚢📜
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DROUGHT
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Hint: Ice that falls like a pebble

💎🎷🚐🛷🥪🐠🧇📨🚛
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HAILSTONE
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Hint: A light and pleasant wind

🐧📱🐝🚠🐗📱 🛴🐵📱📱🥑📱
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GENTLE BREEZE
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Hint: A season of heavy rain

📧🍑🦐🍏🍑🍑🦐
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MONSOON
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About this pack

This pack favours weather with character: rainbows, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricanes, lightning. The hints read like short definitions from a science lesson — a destructive rotating funnel of air, a severe winter condition with high winds — which makes the pack a decent vocabulary exercise as well as a puzzle. Answers run longer than average, so there are plenty of repeated letters to lean on.

Solving tips

• These are long words, seven letters and up. That works in your favour: more letters means more repeats.
• The hint is a definition rather than a description of how the weather feels. Read it literally.
• Several answers carry doubled letters. Spotting an adjacent repeated emoji is the quickest way in.

Common questions

Are the answers shown?

Yes, underneath each puzzle in a panel you can open.

Why are these words so long?

Weather with character tends to have a long name. That works in your favour — longer answers repeat letters more often, so they crack faster than they look.