What is the weather like? To me, when people ask it this way, the answer is usually more detailed because the question is more specific. I'd be inclined to answer: "The weather is cloudy but warm today." If someone asks me "How is the weather?" I'm more inclined to give a lazy answer: "The weather is fine."

The two questions are identical. Why? "How" is similar to "what....like", but not identical. In the case of the weather there is no difference in meaning,

They are both correct. You can use either to ask about the weather right now or the weather in general. A: "What's the weather like? / How is the weather?" B: "It's warm in the summer and winters are usually mild." A: "What's the weather like? / How is the weather?" B: "It's rainy and overcast today."

You can use both forms as they both express the same question. The subtle difference is that 'how is the weather' is similar to asking how somebody is - 'How is Okan? 'What is the weather like?' is similar to 'what is Okan like?' In reality we use the two forms as if they meant exactly the same thing. Hope this helps

Hava nasıl oralarda diye bi şarkı vardı hatırlar mısın? How is the wheather like yada how is it like diye sorduğunda bu anlama gelir. what is the wheather like, yanlış bi kullannım olur.