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Weather/Climate terms and expressions 2


1. It's very cold = It's (frozen/freezing)

2. It was cold in the morning, but it (warmed/heated) up by the afternoon.

3. Many homes were (destructed/destroyed) by the hurricane.

4. Small pellets of ice that fall from the sky during a storm are called (rain/hail).

5. Don't go outside! You could get (struck/stroked) by lightning!

6. The (thunder/lightning) was very loud.

7. It was so (wind/windy) outside that my hat was blown off my head.

8. A (gutsy/gusty) wind = A very strong wind

9. A snowstorm = A (blizzard/buzzard)

10. If the weather is mild and pleasant, you can say it's (balmy/calming).





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