Weather vocabulary

hello and ​ (a)   morning well we're ​ (b)   to a ​ (c)   start

• off
• good
• on
• bad

"just a few patches of clouds" means

• It means the sky is completely overcast.
• It means there are small, scattered clouds.
• It means there are no clouds at all.
• It means there are large, dark storm clouds.

"they will al clear up by lunchtime, though" means

• They expect things to worsen by lunchtime.
• They are unsure about the outcome by lunchtime.
• They believe nothing will change by lunchtime.
• They expect things to improve or be resolved by lunchtime.

London and the area around Kent can expect a couple of isolated showers that mostly dry through until

no good news for which part of England?

(a)  

Identify the weather elements in the image.

a

b

c

d

e

f

Cloud

Wind

Rain

Snow

Sun

Lightning

foggy patches towards ​ (a)   in England ​ (b)   ​ (c)   we'll see a ​ (d)   bright start

• Wales
• tomorrow
• morning
• dry
• yesterday
• afternoon

"as the week goes on" means

• It refers to the beginning of the week.
• It means at the end of the week.
• It indicates a specific day of the week.
• It means during the course of the week.

"as the week goes on" means

• It refers to the beginning of the week.
• It means at the end of the week.
• It indicates a specific day of the week.
• It means during the course of the week.

"the dry weather will make way for mostly cloudy skies" means

• The weather will be cloudy.

• Dry weather will continue.

• Dry weather will continue with rain.

• Dry weather will have no impact anymore