Are these both ok?How’s the weather?It’s rainy/raining now.
What about ‘it’s snowy/snowing now. Children are having fun in the snow.’
Does ‘now’ go with the present continuous tense better?
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You can say "it's raining" or "it's raining now". Both are acceptable. Same for snow/snowing.
When you say 'it's/it is', it means what is presently happening. The weather is no exception.
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I would only use the "now" if I was then comparing the weather to what was coming later. Example: It's snowing now but it will stop later. Otherwise, I don't think you need the "now".
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Robbo
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It's snowing now. This sounds good to me. It' is also acceptable to say. It's snowing. You do not need to say now. I hope this helps. S.
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