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to talk about the weather, use:  \nIt is (or different tenses) + adjective = A description of the weather It is sunny today.  \nor  \nIt is + verb-ing = This type of weather is happening now. Take an umbrella, it’s raining.  \nA BIT OF USEFUL VOCABULARY  \nPeople commonly ask about the weather by saying:  \n• What’s it like out(side)?  \n• How’s the weather?  \n• What’s the weather like?  \n• What’s the temperature?  \n• What’s the weather forecast?  \nABOUT THE SKY AND TEMPERATURE  \nBright: (adjective) full of light; when the sun is shining strongly Sunny: (adjective) the sun is shining and there are no clouds  \nClear: (adjective) without clouds  \nCloudy: (adjective) with many clouds in the sky  \nOvercast: (adjective) covered with clouds; dull  \nGloomy: (adjective) with dark clouds and dull light  \nFog (noun) / foggy (adjective): with thick clouds close to land  \nMist (noun) / misty (adjective): light fog, often on the sea or caused by drizzle Haze (noun) / hazy (adjective): light mist, usually caused by heat  \nChilly (adjective): uncomfortably cold  \nFrosty (adjective): freezing, very cold  \nBoiling (adjective): very hot  \nDamp (adjective): hot and humid  \nMuggy (adjective): warm and damp in an unpleasant way  \nScorching (adjective): extremely hot, burning  \nStifling (adjective): hot and suffocating  \nABOUT PRECIPITATIONS AND WIND  \nHail (verb): small balls of ice (hailstones) falling from the sky like rain. Snowflake (noun): one of the small crystals in which snow falls  \nSleet (noun/verb): snow or hail mixed with rain (often with some wind) Blizzard (noun): severe snowstorm with strong winds  \nDamp (adjective): slightly wet (often after the rain has stopped) Drizzle (verb/noun): to rain lightly with very fine drops Downpour (noun): heavy rain, shower  \nIt’s raining cats and dogs (Idiom): to rain heavily Torrential rain (noun): very heavy rain  \nFlood (verb/noun): to become covered in water usually due to excessive rain Breeze (noun): a gentle wind (often nice or refreshing)  \nGale (noun): a very strong wind  \nGust (verb/noun): a sudden strong blast of wind  \nNew Agriways-Copyright © EDISCO Editrice-Vietata la vendita e la diffusione  \n1  \n1 W Translate these words into English.  \n1. Raffica ................................  \n2. Foschia ................................  \n3. Afoso ................................  \n4. Torrido ................................  \n5. Nebbiolina ................................  \n6. Cupo ................................  \n7. Pioggerellina ................................  \nD  \nO  \nS  \nR  \n8. Tormenta ................................  \n9. Acquazzone ................................  \n10. Burrasca ................................  \n11. Grandine ................................  \n12. Fosco/Coperto ................................  \n13. Inondazione ................................  \n14. Nuvoloso ................................  \n2  \nFill in the text with a suitable word for each blank space. There are two extra words you do not need to use.  \nblizzard • breeze • damp • drizzle • flood • frosty • gale • gusts • hail • hailstones • muggy • overcast • snowflakes • stifling  \n1. It is [usually chilly and](usually chilly and ................................ in)[ ................................](usually chilly and ................................ in)[ in](usually chilly and ................................ in) autumn, sometimes with rain or ................................ .  \n2. Fortunately, there is a ................................ right now, otherwise it would be very hot.  \n3. It is so ................................ that I’ve had to change my shirt twice this afternoon.  \n4. I think some flights will be delayed because of violent ................................ of wind forecast for tomorrow.  \n5. 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