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PET Weather Vocabulary
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1.
having a lot of sun or bright sunlight

2.
what happens to you if you walk in the rain, or a car splashes you

3.
the very loud sound that comes from the sky during a storm

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opposite of wet, having no/little water

5.
prediction of the weather

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somewhat cold : not warm or hot

7.
soft, white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather

8.
hot weather or temperatures; to make something warmer/hotter

9.
past of verb: to freeze, when water has turned into ice

10.
having a lot of wind

11.
very, very strong wind

12.
a very bad storm with thunder and lightning

13.
having a lot of clouds in the sky

14.
not strong in temperature, gentle; a mild summer means it wasn't too hot

15.
having a lot of snow

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the flashes of light that are produced in the sky during a storm

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having a lot of moisture or water in the air

18.
the temperature at which a liquid freezes (< 0°C); very, very cold

19.
Celsius temperature scale, 0° = ice, 100° steam/boiling water

20.
clouds that float in the air just above the ground, makes it hard to see during the day

21.
the star that gives the Earth heat and light

22.
a white fluffy thing in the sky that is made of many very small drops of water

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a unit for measuring temperature, either °F, °C

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outside conditions like rain, fog, humid, cloudy

25.
the sun's light or rays

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