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I am something that can change day to day outside.
The weather
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What can you see?
It's a tornado.
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They stack sandbags to protect homes from a ... .
... flood.
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What does it measure?
It measures the wind.
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This is a rise of water with no place to go. What is it?
It's flood.
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What is the word for the typical weather conditions in in a country?
This is climate!
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This brings flood to homes due to heavy winds and rain.
This is a hurricane.
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This type of climate is close to the equator.
Tropical
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What's the temperature in Celsius?
It's 25 degrees above zero. /It's plus 25 degrees Celsius.
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It happens when there is no food to eat and many people are hungry.
It's famine.
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What's the temperature going to be on Thursday?
It's going to be 18 degrees Celsius.
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This has rain, thunder and lightning.
It is a thunderstorm.
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We can see this in some countries.
the Northern Lights.
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What' the weather like? (use 2 adjectives at least)
Ex.: It's wet and rainy.
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This is a continuous period of dry weather.
It is a drought.
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Describe the weather. Make at least two good sentences using "It's ..." and "There is/are ....".
Ex. It's very cold. There is a lot of snow and there is frost on the trees.
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This happens high in the mountains.
It's an avalanche.
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What natural disaster is this?
It's drought.
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We can see it on the trees and ground in the cold winter motning.
It's frost.
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This is a massive wave, caused by an earthquake in the ocean.
It's a tsunami.
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What's the weather like in the picture? (use 2 adjectives)
Ex.: It's dry and hot.
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It's a sudden, violent shaking of the earth’s surface.
It is an earthquake.
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We can watch it in the sky at night. It has a long bright tale.
It's a comet/a shooting star.
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We can see it in the early summer morning on the grass.
It's dew.
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These objects carry weather instruments up into the air and send data back to Earth to help meteorologists forecast the weather. They are w_ _ _ _ _ _ b_ _ _ _ _ _ _.
They are weather balloons.