What are the metaphors for "hot summer"?

The metaphor for describing the summer heat is as follows:

1: "There is not a cloud in the sky, there is no sun overhead, there is no wind, and all the trees are listless and lazily standing there."

2. "As soon as the sun comes out, the ground seems to catch fire."

3. "It's so hot that it seems that a little spark will cause an explosion."

4. "The scorching sun is like fire, and the earth is like a steamer, so hot that people can't breathe. ?

5. "Walking on the road, the oncoming wind is like a heat wave."

6. "Early in the morning, cicadas cried loudly to tell people that another hot day has begun."

It's very hot in summer, and the birds are hiding somewhere. Plants and trees hang their heads; The puppy was so hot that it stuck out its tongue and kept panting. "

8: "Cicada kept making annoying calls on the branches, as if cheering for the scorching sun."

9. "In summer, the vegetation is particularly lush, the leaves of holly trees are bright and shiny, and the old elm trees are flourishing, giving people a thick shade."

10: "In summer, the clear river has become a good place for children to escape from the summer. You see, they are frolicking in the water, fighting for water for a while, and diving into the fish for a while, having a good time. "

1 1: "The summer sun is like a big stove, roasting the earth, even the air is hot, and people sweat when they move."

12: "Buffalo has been hiding in the pond for a long time. Its whole body is buried in the water, and only one head is exposed to breathe."

1: "Summer, the second of the four seasons, is the hottest season in the northern hemisphere. China is used to taking the long summer as long summer, and the meteorological summer should be postponed to the long Xia Hou for about 25 days. The ancients regarded April, May and June of the lunar calendar as "summer". Today, people regard June, July and August of the solar calendar as "summer", while westerners generally call summer the solstice and autumn the summer. In the southern hemisphere, 65438+February, 65438+ 10 and February are generally designated as summer. The scientific division method is that the average temperature above 22℃ is "summer", and correspondingly, when the average temperature is continuously lower than 22℃, it is the end of summer.

2. Summer, also known as "Haotian", means that the sun reaches 45 degrees longitude of the Yellow River around May 5 every year and ends at the beginning of autumn; Westerners generally say that the summer of solstice is divided into summer. June 2nd1or 22nd is the summer solstice. On that day, the sun shone directly on the Tropic of Cancer, and at this time, the height of the sun reached the maximum in a year at noon in the Tropic of Cancer and its northern latitude. The length of daylight at all latitudes reaches the maximum in a year. In the area north of the Arctic Circle, the sun never sets all day, resulting in extreme daylight. ? China used to regard long summer as the end of spring and the beginning of summer. "

3. "The high temperature in summer in the northern hemisphere is the most remarkable climate feature. Because of the different regions and dry and wet environments, it will produce a dry and hot or humid and rainy climate. In China, the coastal areas were heated inland in May, and a low pressure formed in the southwest caused the southwest monsoon, which reached the coastal areas of China in May. At this time, the northeast monsoon is blocked by the southwest monsoon, and it is rarely affected in summer. It will not be affected until the end of August to mid-September. With the arrival of the first southwest monsoon, China has entered the summer. ? In May, the weather in the north is still very cold. The cold air in the north meets the southwest monsoon in the south, forming a trough of low pressure in the South China Sea, which is the beginning of the rainy season in Guangzhou. By July, the subtropical high reached the vicinity of the Yangtze River basin in China with time, and rainy weather appeared in the Yangtze River basin. ? Summer is the best season for the vigorous growth of many crops, and sufficient light and suitable temperature provide necessary conditions for plants. Most areas will be affected by low pressure and the climate is relatively stable. However, the ocean near the equator will form a typhoon, which is easy to cause damage to the surrounding areas. "