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How do you say "It will be windy in the winter"

How do you say "It will be windy in the winter"

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Hi (Hola),

Just a simple translation but I am not sure whether to use ser/haber or tener. Please help.

Intended meaning: "It will be windy in the winter"

Thanks (Gracias)

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updated Jun 6, 2016
edited by spanishrookie123
posted by spanishrookie123

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You can say "será un invierno ventoso", "será un invierno con mucho viento, "habrá mucho viento en el invierno". I think the last option is the exact translation, but the three can be used

updated Jun 6, 2016
posted by EleRo
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Haber normally is used in most weather forcasts, ie: Habrá viento / calor / frio.

Hacer is used for current conditions, ie: Hace frío / calor / viento.

updated Jun 6, 2016
posted by 005faa61
That's interesting, Julian. I thought 'hacer' was used for both present and future weather conditions, so I would have guessed 'hará viento en el invierno. - canuckmarc, Jun 5, 2016
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Here is a link to the Spanish met office which may help:

Spanish Met office

updated Jun 6, 2016
edited by Mardle
posted by Mardle