Weather and seasonal symbols
Sun, clouds, snow, rain and seasonal marks for forecasts and headers.
Weather glyphs were among the earliest Unicode symbols — the sun ☀, cloud ☁ and umbrella ☂ have been encoded since the original Miscellaneous Symbols block in 1993. That means they render reliably on the oldest devices, making them the safe choice for SMS forecasts, dashboard widgets and email subject lines.
For seasonal copy — a winter newsletter header, a spring sale banner — the snowflake variants ❄ ❅ ❆ pair beautifully with the sun glyphs. Newer emoji weather (🌤 🌧 🌪) carries more visual punch but depends on full emoji-font coverage; we lead with the BMP characters for that reason.
The weather and seasonal symbols set
- ☀Black Sun With Rays→
- ☁Cloud→
- ☂Umbrella→
- ☃Snowman→
- ☄Comet→
- ❄Snowflake→
- ❅Tight Trifoliate Snowflake→
- ❆Heavy Chevron Snowflake→
- ☔Umbrella With Rain Drops→
- ☼White Sun With Rays→
- ♨Hot Springs→
- ⚡High Voltage Sign→
- 🌤White Sun With Small Cloud→
- 🌦White Sun Behind Cloud With Rain→
- 🌧Cloud With Rain→
- 🌨Cloud With Snow→
- 🌩Cloud With Lightning→
- 🌪Cloud With Tornado→
- 🌈Rainbow→
More use cases
Music note symbolsQuarter notes, beamed eighths, clefs and rests — copy-ready musical notation glyphs.→Chess piece symbolsAll twelve chess pieces in Unicode — kings, queens, rooks, bishops, knights and pawns, white and black.→Playing card suit symbolsSpades, hearts, diamonds and clubs — solid and outlined variants of every suit.→Zodiac sign symbolsAll twelve astrology signs plus Ophiuchus — the Unicode glyphs astrologers actually use.→Bullet point symbolsRound, square, triangular and decorative bullets for lists and outlines.→Star rating symbolsSolid and outline stars for review widgets, ratings and "out of 5" displays.→