How to draw the weather tabloid?

The weather tabloids draw the following pictures:

Step 1: Prepare markers, A4 paper and Gou Xianbi.

Step 2: Determine the approximate position of the figure to be drawn on A4 paper.

Step 3: Write the outline of the newspaper with Gou Xianbi's hand.

Step 4: Next, draw clouds, raindrops, rainbows and umbrellas around the frame.

Step 5: Paint the frame of handwritten newspaper orange and blue.

Step 6: Then, write the headline "Weather Tabloid" at the top of the handwritten newspaper.

Step 7: Then, color all the decorations around the handwritten newspaper frame.

Step 8: Finally, draw a grid of vertical and horizontal lines inside the handwritten newspaper box, so that the handwritten newspaper can be drawn.

The contents of the weather tabloid:

1, what is a meteorological disaster:

Meteorological disaster refers to the direct or indirect damage caused by atmospheric movement and evolution to human life and property, national economy and national defense construction. Such as typhoon, drought, rainstorm, blizzard, hail, frost, cold wave, lightning, high temperature and so on.

2. What are the common meteorological disasters in Guizhou?

Guizhou is one of the provinces greatly affected by meteorological disasters in China. Common meteorological disasters include rainstorm, drought, hail, lightning, freezing and secondary disasters such as mudslides, landslides, landslides and forest fires.

3. How to read weather terms:

(1) A sunny day means that there are no clouds or scattered clouds in the sky, but the cloud amount is less than110 in the sky.

(2) A cloudy day means that more than 80% of the sky is covered with clouds, and blue sky is rarely seen all day.

(3) Cloudy means that there are many clouds in the sky, and the sunshine is not enough, but the blue sky can still be seen through the cracks in the clouds, and the total amount of clouds accounts for 4/ 10 of the sky area? About 7/ 10 weather phenomenon.

(4) Rain refers to water drops falling from the sky.

(5) Empty showers refer to the rain with sudden onset and termination of precipitation and great changes in precipitation intensity.