46728 weather

PRONUNCIATION and POEMS
We'll weather the weather whatever the weather...whether we like it or not.
Whether the weather be cool,
or whether the weather be hot,
we'll be together whatever the weather,
whether we like it or not!

Weather Song
What’s the weather?
What’s the weather?
What’s the weather, everyone?
Is it windy?
Is it cloudy?
Is there rain?
Or is there sun?

Whether the weather be mild
Or whether the weather be not,
Whether the weather be cold
Or whether the weather be hot,
We'll weather the weather
Whatever the weather,
Whether we like it or not.
Weather Helper Song
Weather Helper, Weather Helper
What's the weather outside?
Go and look out the window,
Tell us what you see outside.
What's the weather?
What's the weather?
What's the weather tell everyone.

Is it windy? Is it cloudy? Is there rain? Or is
there sun?

When the weather's windy
When the
weather's
grim,
I'm grim.
When the
weather's
fine,
I'm fine.
When the
weather's
cool,
I'm cool.
When the
weather's
hot,
I'm hot.
When the
weather's
windy...
Pardon me!

Going Home Haikus
Warm weather to cold
the disheartening plane ride
vacation's over
--Weather warm to cold

and that's not the only thing
People warm to cold
(Josh Brabender)
Weather Reports Always Fail - 3liner
whether the weather
is predictable or not
weather reports are
(Samanyan Lakshminarayanan)

TASK. Practice pronunciation. Learn any of the poems by heart.


VOCABULARY
What’s the weather like today?
How’s the weather today?
What’s the weather forecast for today?

Mist and fog

Whirlwind.

Hurricane

Cyclone

Flood. Tide.

Storm. Tempest

DEW
It’s sunny / cloudy / rainy / foggy / snowy / frosty / slippery
It’s hot / warm / cool / cold / dry / wet / damp
It’s lovely / nasty / disgusting / rough / foul / a beautiful day
It’s Indian summer / a shower
It’s raining / drizzling / snowing / thawing
It’s rather sunny / cloudy / rainy / foggy / snowy / frosty / slippery / hot / warm / cool / cold / dry / wet /
damp / lovely / nasty / disgusting
It’s quite sunny / cloudy / etc.
It’s getting hot / warm / cool / cold / dry / wet / damp / sunny / cloudy / rainy / foggy / snowy / frosty /
slippery / lovely / nasty / disgusting
It’s going to be hot / warm / cool / cold / dry / wet / damp / sunny / cloudy / rainy / foggy / snowy / frosty /
slippery / lovely / nasty / disgusting
It’s going to rain / snow / clear
There is wind / fog / rain / a shower / snow / sunshine…
There are clouds / strong winds

There is some wind / sunshine / fog

It looks like rain / snow / etc.
It will be sunny / cloudy / rainy / foggy / snowy / frosty / slippery / hot / warm / cool / cold / dry / wet / damp
/ lovely / nasty / disgusting
It will clear / rain / snow / thaw
What’s the temperature today?
It’s twenty above zero (ten below zero).
It’s 20 degrees Celsius - 20°C (is equal to 68°F - Fahrenheit)
Put on your raincoat.
You’d better take your umbrella.
They promise the thunder-storm / rain / fog / snow / etc.

Wind can be great / slight / biting / sharp / chilly / fitful / stormy
Rain can be heavy / slight
Air can be clear / fresh / stifling / transparent
What kind of weather do you think these icons represent?



TASK. 1. Read and discuss the weather forecast on and for a
school on />2. What weather do you like most of all / least of all?
3. What weather do you have in…. England/Russia/the USA/Africa/Arctic?
We always/usually/sometimes/never have….in….. .


4. Write six sentences about you weather. Make some true and some untrue. Give your sentences to
another pair. They have to correct the untrue sentences.
1. We always have snow in June.
2. We sometimes have rain in July
and August.
3. It is hot in February.

Not true! We never have snow in June.
True!
Not true! It is windy in February.

What is the weather like in the picture?

SNOW

SNOWMAN

SNOWBALL





READING


Weather Forecast for the UK
1.
Much of England and Wales will start dry
and bright with some sunshine. However, thick
cloud and showery rain, already in the SouthWest by dawn, will spread North-East during
the course of the day.
The rain will be heaviest in the West,
whereas eastern parts will be predominantly
dry with just a chance of a shower in the
evening.

3.

A band of rain over South Britain will
clear
from all parts but the South-West.
All other areas will be bright with some
sunshine and a scattering of showers.
These will be most frequent in the North,
and may be heavy in North Scotland.

Cloudy weather with rain will follow.

2.
For most of Britain another dry, warm and
mostly sunny day, although some areas may
start rather misty around dawn, with patchy
cloud at times.
Again, some of the warmest places look like
being sheltered areas such as the Moray Firth
in Scotland and some western and central
parts of England.

4.
North-Western Scotland will be rather
cloudy with a few showers, with the rest of
Scotland dry with plenty of hazy sunshine.
Much of England and Wales will have
another dry and very hot day.
Any cloud will be patchy with almost
unbroken sunshine in most parts.
Sea fog may drift onto coastal areas of the
South and East Anglia at tomes. Coastal areas
in general will be cooler than inland.

TASK. 1. You are on vacation. Write a letter or a postcard to your parents or friends describing the
weather there.
2. Write weather forecast for today or tomorrow.