drizzly in a sentence

Definition

Drizzly refers to weather characterized by light rain or mist, often creating a damp atmosphere.

The weather today is quite drizzly, making it a perfect day to stay indoors with a good book.
As we walked through the park, the drizzly rain added a refreshing touch to the air.
She pulled on her raincoat as the drizzly afternoon turned into a steady downpour.
The drizzly morning turned into a bright, sunny afternoon, surprising everyone.
I love the sound of drizzly rain tapping against the window while I sip my tea.