Hello,

I am very confused about countable and uncountable nouns concerning weather:

I would say:

- heavy rain (not: a heavy rain, because I think rain is always uncountable. Am I right?)

- light fog, because fog is uncountable, I suppose.

However, I have found different information in the Wiktionary - (en.wiktionary.org) - fog - "countable and uncountable" - Does it mean light fog and also a light fog are right?)

- strong wind and also a strong wind, because according to the Wictionary wind is countable and uncountable)

- light breeze or a light breeze?

- good weather (not: a good weather because weather is always uncountable?)

Thank you for your answers          Mowgli