Learn Farsi: در خرداد هوا گرم می‌شود.

خرداد (Khordad) is the third month of the Iranian solar calendar. It roughly corresponds to the period from late May to late June, which explains why the sentence mentions the weather getting warm as summer approaches!

Why is the verb می‌شود used here instead of the verb for "to be"?

می‌شود comes from the infinitive شدن (to become). While English often uses "gets" in this context (gets warm), Farsi literally says "becomes warm". If you just wanted to state a fact like "the weather is warm", you would use است (is) instead: هوا گرم است.

How would Iranians actually pronounce می‌شود in everyday conversation?

In casual spoken Farsi, the third-person singular verb می‌شود is almost always shortened to میشه (misheh). In real life, you will hear people say: در خرداد هوا گرم میشه.

Can I put the time phrase در خرداد somewhere else in the sentence?

Yes! In Farsi, time phrases are quite flexible. They usually go at the very beginning of the sentence (like in this example) or right after the subject. So, saying هوا در خرداد گرم می‌شود is also perfectly correct and natural.