weather clues in nature
This animal sings loudly before heavy rain.
Frog
Complete the saying: «Red sky at night, sailor's …»
Delight
This pronoun is used for a person who is the subject of a sentence (e.g. «The woman ___ wrote Harry Potter is J.K. Rowling»).
Who
To say what might happen before it happens
Predict
This is the name for frozen rain that falls as small ice balls.
Hail
These animals lie down before a storm to keep a dry place to rest.
Cows
This ring around the moon means that wet weather is coming.
Rain
This pronoun is used for things or animals (e.g. «The scarf ___ is white belongs to Emily»).
That/which
A place that provides cover or safety (e.g., during a storm)
Shelter
This is the season when the weather is usually the hottest.
Summer
Before rain, birds fly in this direction — low or high?
Low
Complete the saying: «Red sky in morning, sailor's …»
Warning
This pronoun shows possession (e.g. «The man ___ backpack is red is my uncle»).
Whose
An area of land that has never been farmed or developed.
Wilderness
This is the name for a very strong storm with fast winds that forms over the ocean, also called a typhoon.
Hurricane
This type of cloud is large, low, has a flat top, and can bring dangerous weather.
Storm clouds
Flowers and plants release more of these before rain, and you can smell them
Gas
This pronoun is used for a person who is the object of a sentence (e.g. «The youth ___ Cindy saw at the museum was an actor»).
Whom
A short, well-known phrase about an idea agreed by many people (e.g., «Red sky at night…»).
Saying
This scientific instrument is used to measure temperature
Thermometer
According to the text, this rises in good weather but sinks to the ground before a storm.
Campfire smoke
Complete the old saying about frogs: «The louder the frogs, the …»
More rain
Correct this sentence: «The flashlight whose was on the shelf needed new batteries.»
The flashlight which was on the shelf needed new batteries
Information that helps find the answer to a mystery or problem.
Clue
This phenomenon occurs when a powerful storm brings a long column of air down to the ground, often called a "twister".
Tornado