Drizzle

Drizzle, falling, more or less.

Drizzle is rain that hasn’t committed, and is called ‘not really raining’ by 94% of the people it soaks.

Shadow

A shadow, with its owner just out of shot, as it prefers.

A shadow is made of light that isn’t there, which makes it very hard to steal, though one try got close.

Lightning

Lightning, shortly before thunder.

Lightning never strikes the same place twice, because once struck, it isn’t the same place any more.

Tide

The tide, out. It will be back.

The tide goes out twice a day and comes back twice a day, and has never once said where it went.

Echo

A place where echoes are kept. Say something.

An echo is a sound that went all the way to a cliff and back, only to tell you what you just said.

Frost

Frost, on something, in the morning.

Each winter night an unseen force crosses the land, coating all in ice. In the morning it is found on the car.

Fog

Fog is a cloud that came down to see what everyone was doing, and now can’t see anything.

Thunder

Thunder, shown here as a cloud where thunder is.

Thunder is the sound lightning makes, delivered several seconds late by the slower of the two departments.

Snow

Snow, lying on the ground where it fell.

Snow is rain that has given up and gone white; no two snowflakes are alike, but they all melt the same.

Wind

Wind, shown by things it is blowing.

Wind is air that is in a hurry, and it cannot be seen, only blamed for hats.