SEASONS AND WEATHER SEASONS SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER

SEASONS AND WEATHER

SEASONS SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER 3. MARCH 6. JUNE 9. SEPTEMBER 11. DECEMBER 4. APRIL 7. JULY 10. OCTOBER 12. JANUARY 5. MAY 8. AUGUST 11. NOVEMBER 1. FEBRUARY

WINTER § § § § § snow Snowfall; A heavy snowfall overnight made travelling difficult. snowdrift Snowflake; Snowflakes were melting as they reached the ground. snowball snowman Frost; Frost is expected at night. Hoarfrost; Everything is covered with hoarfrost and glistens in the sun. icicle to freeze; I’m simply freezing. In Southern California it can get cold, but never freezing cold. § to shiver; I’m shivering with cold. § Slippery; The streets are slippery with ice.

AUTUMN § § § § Cloud, cloudy The sky is all covered with clouds. Overcast It’s a bit overcast – it might rain. Fog Dense/thick fog is affecting roads in the north and visibility is very poor. We get heavy fogs on this coast in winter. Mist patches on the roads are making driving difficult. Rain To drizzle It has been drizzling since early morning. To pour (down) It is pouring. Shower Puddle It had been raining hard and there were puddles everywhere.

Hot summer § § § Sun Fine It won’t keep fine very long, I think. Warm It’s warm outside. Heat The heat outside is incredible! Humid Sultry What a sultry day! Drought We had avery bad drought last summer. It didn’t rain for six weeks.

Bad weather in summer § § § § § Storm Lightning Thunder I heard a sharp clap of thunder, then a few rumbles in the distance after the flash of lightning. Gale Wind A sudden gust of wind turned my umbrella inside out. Wet; I got wet to the skin. Nasty; What a nasty day!