Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему How to Predict the Weather

a formal education in meteorology. For those backyard prognosticators who either do not want to depend on what someone else says or do not have access to the weatherman, however, there are some practical weather prediction tips. While these tips will not always be accurate predictors, they can certainly help more often than not. You can use a barometer, observe the sky and clouds, and even consider the smells of various parts of nature

solid clouds, known as cumulonimbus, are usually an indication of severe weather, including storms with much rain and wind. If the dark areas are broken by lighter or brighter colors, known as mammatus clouds, this could indicate the storm is breaking up. Cirrus clouds, which are wispy clouds kind of in the pattern of a horse tail, usually indicate good weather, but could mean there may be a change in the next day or two

blowing in the North, no fisherman should set forth.
When the wind is blowing in the East, tis not fit for man nor beast.
When the wind is blowing in the South, it brings the food over the fish’s mouth.
When the wind is blowing in the West, that’s when the fishing’s best!

weather is likely coming your way
A red sky in the east during the morning means storms could soon be charging toward you.

Red sky at night, sailors delight.
Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.

indicator that the weather is fine and dandy, and will be.
Frogs.
These loud amphibians are said to croak even longer and louder than usual when bad weather is on the horizon. So as soon as you hear their volume increase, you can assume a storm is beginning.
Bees and Butterflies
When bees and butterflies have disappeared from the flower beds, you can expect some heavy weather coming your way.

predict the weather is the groundhog, and the most famous groundhog is Phil from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. If Phil sees his shadow, it means there will be six more weeks of winter, but if not, we can look forward to an early spring.

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