1000 English Collocations In10 Minutes A Day Lesson 19 Wether

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Weather forecast

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That's the prediction of the weather in the near future

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Will be shining brightly

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*

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Clear skies

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No clouds in the sky

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High temperatures

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*

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Bask in the sunshine or soak up the sunshine

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These expressions mean to enjoy the sunshine heat and light.

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Oppressively hot, scorching hot, or sweltering hot

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*

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Hot and humid

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That means heart with lots of water in the air so you will sweat a lot

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Partly cloudy

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The sky partially covered by clothes.

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Scattered clouds

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Just a few clouds

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Heavy clouds

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*

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Storm clouds

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*

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It looks like rain

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*

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Light rain

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Little rain

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Heavy rain

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Lots of rain, intense rain

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Torrential rain

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If the rain gets really intense

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Continuous rain or constant rain

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If the rain continues without stopping

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Intermittent rain or scattered showers

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*

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The rain let up

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When it stops raining you can say

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Light / slight winds or high/strong winds

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*

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Fierce winds or gale-force winds

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If the wind is especially strong and violent

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The wind is picking up

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When do wind is increasing in intensity

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The wind is dying down

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When it is discretising in intensity

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Biting wind or an icy wind

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Describe the wind with an adjective that emphasizes the cold

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Blast of wind or a gust of wind

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Is sudden intense of Winter can be called a...

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Snow flurries

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Light snow

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Driving in snow or swirling snow

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When the snow is being blown around in the wind

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Fresh powdery newly fallen snow

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It can be wonderful to walk through

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Clear the snow are plough the snow

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To remove it from roads.

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Shoveling the snow

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You can also do this manually...

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Snow melts

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It turns into water and disappears

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Unseasonably warm

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Sometimes the weather is unusual for particular time of year for example

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Unseasonably cool

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*

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Record high or record low

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When did temperature reach and extreme we call that...