Let us discuss a few here:
http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-whats-the-weather-forecast-today/1545826
http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-weather-words/1545660
Once we have done all of these you are to write a description of what the weather is like in Montpellier for the 4 different seasons
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'sunny' day is probably our favourite type of day. It is the perfect
weather for outdoors activities because there is a lot of ‘sunshine.’
When it is too 'hot', it might get a little uncomfortable because the weather can be 'humid' or 'dry'.
Humid refers to a type of weather condition where there are extremely small drops of water in the air.
Parts of Australia may experience 'heatwaves' during summer. A ‘heatwave’ is a series of days (or weeks!) when the weather is much hotter than usual.
When the 'heat' is unbearable many people go swimming to 'keep cool' or stay indoors in front of the air conditioning.
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When it is too 'hot', it might get a little uncomfortable because the weather can be 'humid' or 'dry'.
Humid refers to a type of weather condition where there are extremely small drops of water in the air.
Parts of Australia may experience 'heatwaves' during summer. A ‘heatwave’ is a series of days (or weeks!) when the weather is much hotter than usual.
When the 'heat' is unbearable many people go swimming to 'keep cool' or stay indoors in front of the air conditioning.
- See more at: http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-whats-the-weather-forecast-today/1545826#sthash.Fl3pun6k.dpuf
What is today's weather? Is there going to be a thunderstorm? What about flooding? Should we stay indoors and wait for some sunshine?
Learn how to use these words to describe the weather outside your
window. - See more at:
http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-whats-the-weather-forecast-today/1545826#sthash.Fl3pun6k.dpuf
What is today's weather? Is there going to be a thunderstorm? What about flooding? Should we stay indoors and wait for some sunshine?
Learn how to use these words to describe the weather outside your
window. - See more at:
http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-whats-the-weather-forecast-today/1545826#sthash.Fl3pun6k.dpuf
What is today's weather? Is there going to be a thunderstorm? What about flooding? Should we stay indoors and wait for some sunshine?
Learn how to use these words to describe the weather outside your
window. - See more at:
http://www.australiaplus.com/international/2016-02-11/learn-english-whats-the-weather-forecast-today/1545826#sthash.Fl3pun6k.dpuf
By the beach. (ABC Open: Linden Wood)
When it is too 'hot', it might get a little uncomfortable because the weather can be 'humid' or 'dry'.
Humid refers to a type of weather condition where there are extremely small drops of water in the air.
Parts of Australia may experience 'heatwaves' during summer. A ‘heatwave’ is a series of days (or weeks!) when the weather is much hotter than usual.
When the 'heat' is unbearable many people go swimming to 'keep cool' or stay indoors in front of the air conditioning.
Thirsty koala during a heatwave. (ABC)
A storm is extreme weather with very 'strong winds' and heavy rain. It’s usually better to stay indoors when there is a storm.
When it is raining, we need to use an umbrella or we take shelter somewhere so that we don’t get wet.
A 'shower' is a short period of rain. We can also experience 'a drizzle' which is light rain.
We could probably get away with running quickly to our destination if it's just a light drizzle!
A storm in Brisbane. (ABC: Alle McMahon)
Heavy rain can also lead to 'flooding'.
A flood happens when a large amount of water collects in a normally dry area.
Floods are caused by continuous, heavy rain. When this happens, it is probably best to stay at home and be safe!
By the beach. (ABC Open: Linden Wood)
When it is too 'hot', it might get a little uncomfortable because the weather can be 'humid' or 'dry'.
Humid refers to a type of weather condition where there are extremely small drops of water in the air.
Parts of Australia may experience 'heatwaves' during summer. A ‘heatwave’ is a series of days (or weeks!) when the weather is much hotter than usual.
When the 'heat' is unbearable many people go swimming to 'keep cool' or stay indoors in front of the air conditioning.
Thirsty koala during a heatwave. (ABC)
A storm is extreme weather with very 'strong winds' and heavy rain. It’s usually better to stay indoors when there is a storm.
When it is raining, we need to use an umbrella or we take shelter somewhere so that we don’t get wet.
A 'shower' is a short period of rain. We can also experience 'a drizzle' which is light rain.
We could probably get away with running quickly to our destination if it's just a light drizzle!
A storm in Brisbane. (ABC: Alle McMahon)
Heavy rain can also lead to 'flooding'.
A flood happens when a large amount of water collects in a normally dry area.
Floods are caused by continuous, heavy rain. When this happens, it is probably best to stay at home and be safe!
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