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This word also allows you to express that a person feels warm due to the weather.

If instead, you want to use calor to describe the weather you can use the following structure.

First things first: Calor is a noun and means heat, whilst caliente is an adjective meaning hot.

Tenemos mucho calor Professor, can we turn the air conditioner on? You can complete the translation of muy caliente given by the Spanish-English Collins dictionary with other dictionaries: Wikipedia, Lexilogos, Maria Moliner, Espasa Calpe, Grijalbo, Larousse, Wordreference, Oxford, Collins dictionaries.

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If you want to intensify it, you can use muy, which means very.

In Spanish, both calor and caliente are used to describe and talk about temperature.

Hace + adjective + calor Oye, María, ¿en Colombia hace mucho calor? Tengo mucho calor The weather is awful! The coffee is hot — El café está caliente.

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