"أُحِبّ اَلْطَّقْس اَلْمُشْمِس اَلْيَوْم."

Translation: I like the sunny weather today.

[Sara.Fasl]

Why not: I like today's sunny weather?

[Y.D247]

Probably because the arabic sentence was directly translated from English to arabic so it comes off as awkward

[Away54]

Yes, it is because, highly possible, contributors try to translate the Arabic sentence literally as much as contributors can -- so it'll not make the lessons more complicated.

It happens in other language courses also.

[ThinkerXT]

This is a weird phrase to utter in Arabic.
A better one could be :
أعجبني طقسُ اليومَ المشمسُ

[Away54]

أحبُّ الطقسَ المشمسَ اليومَ.

[Crossmount]

thank you for that , it helps with the pronunciation

[Ahmed_282]

Another weird sentence, it would possibly mean that you like a different weather every other day lol

[Talib-61]

I do like sunny weather today
It's correct translation also.
You silly owel.