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    The document discusses various weather conditions and phenomena including temperature (hot, cold, mild), precipitation (rain, snow, hail, drought), wind (breeze, blustery, gale-force winds, tornadoes), and atmospheric conditions (fog, mist, smog). It also mentions weather forecasters, the four seasons, extreme weather like heat waves and blizzards, descriptive terms for cloudy or clear skies, and common expressions related to weather.

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    The document discusses various weather conditions and phenomena including temperature (hot, cold, mild), precipitation (rain, snow, hail, drought), wind (breeze, blustery, gale-force winds, tornadoes), and atmospheric conditions (fog, mist, smog). It also mentions weather forecasters, the four seasons, extreme weather like heat waves and blizzards, descriptive terms for cloudy or clear skies, and common expressions related to weather.

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    THE

    WEATHER
    THE WEATHER

    What’s the weather like?

    Weather forecast
    THE WEATHER

    Who makes the weather forecast?

    Weather man Weather woman


    THE WEATHER
    It’s cold!
    • It’s cool • It’s freezing
    • It’s chilly • It’s below zero
    THE WEATHER
    It’s hot!
    • It’s mild • It’s hot
    • It’s warm • It’s boiling / scorching
    THE WEATHER
    The rain
    • It’s damp •It’s drizziling
    THE WEATHER
    The rain
    •There are (scattered) showers
    THE WEATHER
    The rain
    • It’s raining / wet. • It’s pouring (with rain)
    THE WEATHER
    The wind (blows)
    • There’s a (light) breeze.
    • It’s windy
    THE WEATHER
    The wind
    • There are blustery / gale-force winds.
    THE WEATHER
    The wind
    • There’s a tornado.
    THE WEATHER

    Extreme weather conditions


    THE WEATHER

    • There’s a heatwave.
    THE WEATHER

    • There’s a drought.
    THE WEATHER

    • There’s a hailstorm.
    THE WEATHER

    • There’s a blizzard.
    THE WEATHER

    • There’s a storm.

    • There’s (a clap of
    thunder).

    There’s (a flash of)


    lightning.
    THE WEATHER
    Describing the weather

    • It’s a sunny / bright / clear / fair day


    THE WEATHER

    • It’s cloudy /
    THE WEATHER

    • It’s dull / overcast.


    THE WEATHER

    • It’s a miserable day.


    THE WEATHER

    • It’s foggy
    THE WEATHER

    • It’s misty
    THE WEATHER

    • There’s smog
    THE WEATHER

    spring summer

    autumn winter
    THE WEATHER
    THE WEATHER
    THE WEATHER
    EXPRESSIONS RELATED WITH THE
    WEATHER
    • I’m feeling a little bit under the weather.
    • Weather permitting, we’ll be there on time.
    • Bob lost his job, but somehow his family weathered
    the storm.
    • She has a couple of thousand pounds kept aside which
    she's saving for a rainy day.
    • I'll take a rain check on that drink tonight, if that's
    all right.
    • Don't worry. I'll be there come rain or (come) shine.
    • It went from bad to worse. It never rains but it

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