There are many verbs we can use to talk about the weather in English. Some of the most common ones include:

1. Rain: to fall from the sky in droplets

2. Snow: to fall from the sky as frozen water particles

3. Sleet: to fall from the sky as a mixture of snow and rain

4. Hail: to fall from the sky as ice pellets

5. Blow: to move quickly and forcefully, like wind

6. Freeze: to become solid due to cold temperatures

7. Heat: to make hotter or warmer

8. Cloud: to cover with clouds

9. Clear: to become free from clouds or fog

10. Shine: to emit light or heat, like the sun.

These verbs are useful for describing the weather and expressions like "It's raining cats and dogs" or "It's as hot as hell" can convey a lot of information about the weather in a creative way.