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Of course we have snow! When a lot of snow falls quickly, this is a snowstorm or a blizzard.  \nAnd when just a few snowflakes are falling slowly, we call this flurries.  \nYou might get frost on the windows of your house or car-frost is a very thin layer of ice crystals.  \nTo clear a path for your car, you can shovel snow out of your driveway or use a machine called a snowblower.  \nAnd cities send vehicles called snowplows to clear the snow from the streets.  \nAnother type of winter weather is sleet-that’s when tiny pieces of ice are falling. We can also get freezing rain-this is when it rains, but the rain freezes on the ground.  \nYou might see some pretty icicles- long, sharp rods of ice-but it can also be very dangerous because it can create black ice on the roads, making them very slick/slippery.  \nThe temperature can vary in the winter, so if it’s just a little cold, we could describe it as chilly. And when it’s very cold, we can say it’s freezing or frigid outside.  \nSometimes there’s also wind chill-this describes the fact that the wind makes it feel even colder than it actually is. The wind can also blow the snow into piles called snowdrifts.  \nWinter Clothes  \nWith all this wintry weather, you’ll definitely want to bundle up-that means wear warm clothes.  \nYou should have a heavy coat / winter coat-one that is thick and warm-as well as a hat or earmuffs, a scarf for your neck, boots for your feet,  \nand gloves or mittens for your hands. The difference is that gloves have separate fingers whereas mittens only have one area for the thumb and another for the other 4 fingers together.  \nKids often wear a snowsuit, which is a warm, puffy suit that resists getting wet.  \nIf you don’t have warm clothes, you’ll be shivering-meaning your body is shaking from the cold-and your teeth will be chattering-that’s when your teeth make small hits together-again, from the cold.  \nPeople who are stuck in extremely cold conditions without enough protection can get hypothermia-when your body temperature gets too low-or frostbite-when part of your skin freezes.  \nWhen you’re inside, you’ll still want to dress warmly such as in a sweater or sweatshirt, a turtleneck which has a high collar, and nice comfy slippers for your feet.  \nYou’ll definitely want a thick blanket like a quilt or a comforter when you go to bed.  \nWinter Activities  \nYou can make a fire in your fireplace and sip some hot chocolate or hot cocoa-to sip means to drink it slowly. Many people like to eat soup or stew-a stew is like an extra-thick soup with lots of stuff in it.  \nSome outdoor winter activities include ice skating and hockey, skiing, and snowboarding. Kids often build a snowman or have a snowball fight.  \nMany people enjoy the festive Christmas season, meaning cheerful, celebratorybut January and February can sometimes seem dreary, meaning sad and dull.  \nThey’re counting down the days until the spring thaw-describing a time when ice and snow melt, turn into water-as the weather starts to warm up.  \nAre you a fan of winter, or do you prefer a different season?  \nWhat’s your favorite winter activity?  \nI’ve got 2,000 more words waiting for you inside my Vocabulary Builder Courses over at [EspressoEnglish.net-check them out](EspressoEnglish.net-check them out) if you want to learn and practice useful English words in just a few minutes a day.","cbCaiv3LPK5hQGYm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv3LPK5hQGYm","pdf",777149,"English","# Winter Weather\n## Winter Clothes\n## Winter Activities","[{\"question\":\"How are the 50 winter vocabulary words organized in this document?\",\"answer\":\"They are grouped into three categories: words related to winter weather, winter clothes, and winter activities.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between gloves and mittens?\",\"answer\":\"Gloves have separate fingers, while mittens have one area for the thumb and another for the other four fingers together.\"},{\"question\":\"What do terms like shivering and teeth chattering mean?\",\"answer\":\"Shivering means your body shakes from the cold, and teeth chattering means your teeth make small hits together because of the cold.\"}]","50 Winter Vocabulary Words - Learn Winter Terms | PDF",1790885383,18]