GI A2. Unit 4. World Weather. Vocab

It’s often -49ºC in Antarctica which is ​ (a)   , but there are hardly any ​ (b)   . That’s strange because it’s very windy there and it rains and snows a lot too.

• freezing
• thunderstorms
• really hot
• fogs

In the UK, it often rains in April. These are called April ​ (a)   .

• showers
• fogs
• lightnings
• frosts

When the air is very wet, there can be ​ (a)   at night or in the early morning because these are the coldest parts of the day. There’s a lot of fog in the Atacama Desert in Chile.

• foggy
• stormy
• sunny
• wind

​ (a)   is very beautiful. We often find it on flowers, trees, grass and cars on a cold night in winter. The temperature needs to be 0°C or lower.

• Frost
• Thunder
• Wind
• Frosty

There aren’t four seasons (winter, spring, summer and winter) in Ecuador. They’ve got two instead – the wet season and the ​ (a)   season.

• dry
• rainy
• foggy
• freezing

Write the correct word to complete the answer.

Be careful! The temperature is below zero. The street could be (a)   , so you could fall.

It's very (a)   today. The sky is completely grey.

There's usually a lot of ​ (a)   in the South of India in July. It is monsoon season, so the weather is very wet.

• rain
• rainy
• frost
• snowy

In the UK, the weather can change very quickly. One minute, there's a (a)   , and it rains heavily for a while. The next minute, the sun comes out!

There's a very big (a)   today. It's raining a lot and there's a strong wind.