What's the weather like?（今天天气怎么样？）

-What's the weather like? -It is rainy. Use the structure it is To be, present simple tense + adjective (here, rainy) to describe the weather in general. Examples: it is cold; it is foggy.

Use the verb to have (here, has To have, present simple tense) to express possession, but not to describe the weather. Example: he has a large apartment.

You can use like in a question to ask for information about the weather, as in What's the weather like? , but not to give information about it.

-How's the weather? -It is snowing. This is a common way to ask for information about the weather. Example: -How's the weather in Dover today? -It is cold and rainy.

You can use what when you say What's the weather like?, but in this sentence like is missing.

You could ask a question about the weather such as Does it snow a lot in winter?, but that's not what we ask when the answer is It is snowing.

-What's the weather like in London? -It is cold. Use it is To be, present simple tense + adjective (here, cold) to describe the weather in general. Example: -What's the weather like in Rome? -It is sunny and hot.

You could use is it in a question, as in Is it cold today?, but in answers we place the subject (here, it) before the verb (here, is).

Use he is to refer to a male subject, not to the weather. Example: he is such a nice man.