A single thunder crack, a gust of wind through bare branches, hail on tin and rain starting on leaves. Describe the weather event and Morphic generates it clean.

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Weather sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Thunder crack and roll

A sharp split followed by a long low roll, for the strike that opens a storm scene.

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Wind gust through branches

A rising rush that swells then dies, for a cold turn in a story or a window rattling.

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Hail on a tin roof

Hard sharp pebbles drumming on metal, for a sudden hit during a quiet walk.

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Rain starting on leaves

A few fat drops that build to a steady patter, for the first minute of a storm.

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Distant rumble front

A low soft growl far off, for a storm still on its way.

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Howling gale

A thin high howl with gusting bursts, for a mountain pass or a lonely cabin.

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Generate a weather sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a weather sound effect

Open a storm with a single crack

One thunder strike on the cut gives a scene its jolt, in a horror short, a game level or an animated opening.

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Fill a silent shot with a rising wind

A gust swelling through branches carries a still landscape without music, in a documentary, a vlog or a stage-play recording.

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Show a sudden change in the sky

Rain starting on leaves tells the viewer the day has turned, in a drama, a travel film or a cozy game.

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Imply a storm approaching off screen

A distant rumble under a calm shot tells the viewer what is coming, in a thriller, an audio drama or a trailer.

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FAQ

What is a weather sound effect?

It is the sound of a single event in the sky or air: a thunder strike, a gust, hail or the start of rain. It differs from a steady rain bed because the event has a beginning and an end.

Where can I get weather sounds for a video?

Describe the event and generate it, instead of trimming a long recording. Each sound on the page came from the prompt printed beside it.

How do I make a custom weather sound?

Name the event and what it hits, then say how it builds or fades. "A strong gust of wind through bare branches, rising then dying away" gives Morphic a clear shape.

What is the difference between thunder and a rumble?

Thunder usually has a sharp crack before the low roll, while a distant rumble has no crack at all. Name which one you want or the model picks the crack.

Can I use these weather sounds commercially?

Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. The event is generated for you, so it is not the same storm everyone else used.

Why does my rain sound like static?

Dense rain is easier to build from its parts. Describe single large drops on leaves first, then the patter, rather than asking for a downpour.