What sentences describe hot summer, but the word "hot" can't appear?

The sentences that describe that summer is hot, but the word "hot" cannot appear are:

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

The willows in the street look sick. The leaves hung with dust and rolled on the branches, and the branches did not move. There is white light on the road, and the vendors dare not shout. The plexiglass signboard at the door of the store seems to have been sunburned.

As soon as the sun came out, the ground seemed to be on fire.

The weather is so stuffy that it seems that a spark will cause an explosion.

6. The scorching sun is like fire, and the earth is like a steamer, which makes people breathless.

7. Walking on the road, the oncoming wind blows and you are sweating.

8. Early in the morning, cicadas cried loudly to tell people that another hot day had begun.

9. In the hot summer, the birds don't know where to hide; Plants and trees hang their heads; The puppy stuck out its tongue and gasped.

10, cicadas keep making annoying calls on the branches, as if cheering for the scorching sun.

1 1. In summer, vegetation is particularly lush. The leaves of holly trees are shining, and the old elm trees are flourishing, giving people a thick shade.

12. In summer, the clear river has become a good place for children to escape from the summer. You see, they frolic in the water, have a water fight for a while, and dive into the fish for a while, having a good time.

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

14, the buffalo has been hiding in the pond for a long time, and its whole body is buried in the water, only one head is exposed to breathe on the water.

15. In summer, when my mother came to clean in the morning, she thought my pillow was wet, so she nagged, "Did you feel sick last night?" Your sweat got the pillow wet. "I paused, and then reacted and said," Yes, it hurts me. "But only I know, that's the tears I left when I was lying in bed at night and couldn't think of you.