Weather Word Scramble Worksheet for Kids

Let’s solve this weather word scramble step by step.

We need to unscramble each set of letters to form a real weather-related word.

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1. ystorm → Let’s rearrange: s-t-o-r-m-y? No, that’s not right. Try: stormy? But “stormy” has 6 letters — we have y,s,t,o,r,m → yes! That’s 6 letters. Wait — “stormy” is correct? Actually, let’s check: s-t-o-r-m-y → yes, but the scrambled word is “ystorm” — which is just “storm” with a ‘y’ at the front. So maybe it’s stormy? Or could it be thunderstorm? Too long. Wait — perhaps it’s just storm? But there’s a ‘y’. Hmm. Let’s look again: y-s-t-o-r-m → if we move the ‘y’ to the end: s-t-o-r-m-y → stormy. Yes! That makes sense for weather.

But wait — let’s double-check all words first before deciding.

Actually, looking at common weather words:

- storm
- hot
- partly cloudy
- cold
- rainy
- cloudy
- snowy
- windy
- sunny

Ah! Maybe #1 is meant to be storm, and the ‘y’ is a typo? Or maybe it’s stormy? Let’s hold on and do others first.

Wait — let’s try matching known weather terms.

2. oht → h-o-t → hot

3. rlptya dyoucl → two words. First part: r-l-p-t-y-a → p-a-r-t-l-y → partly
Second part: d-y-o-u-c-l → c-l-o-u-d-y → cloudy
So together: partly cloudy

4. dcol → c-o-l-d → cold

5. yinra → r-a-i-n-y → rainy

6. oudycl → c-l-o-u-d-y → cloudy

7. soywn → s-n-o-w-y → snowy

8. idynw → w-i-n-d-y → windy

9. nusyn → s-u-n-n-y → sunny

Now go back to #1: ystorm

If we take y-s-t-o-r-m → rearrange to s-t-o-r-m-y → stormy

That fits perfectly with the pattern — all other answers are adjectives describing weather (hot, cold, rainy, etc.), so “stormy” fits better than just “storm”.

Also, “stormy” is a common weather term.

So final list:

1. ystorm → stormy
2. oht → hot
3. rlptya dyoucl → partly cloudy
4. dcol → cold
5. yinra → rainy
6. oudycl → cloudy
7. soywn → snowy
8. idynw → windy
9. nusyn → sunny

All make sense as weather descriptions.

Final Answer:
1. stormy
2. hot
3. partly cloudy
4. cold
5. rainy
6. cloudy
7. snowy
8. windy
9. sunny