Sentences describing the hot weather in August

1. Cicada cries tirelessly, which brings a kind of summer irritability. Without a breath of wind, the earth is like a steamer.

In the blue sky in February and July, the sun hung like a fireball, and the clouds seemed to be melted by the sun and disappeared without a trace.

The clods on the ground are boiling hot, and several dark brown crickets with big bellies jump around like springs.

4. In July, the sun was poisonous and people sweated.

The inevitable heat in summer is really a headache, whether you are walking on the road under the scorching sun or have entered the shadow of trees and houses; Whether in the morning or at night, the heat of that summer is always with you, haunting you, which is really annoying.

6. The sunshine in midsummer is really like dipping in pepper water, and there is no shady place on the empty street.

7. Today, the sun is like fire, and cicadas are singing.

8. The weather is sultry and there is no wind. The thick air seems to be freezing.

9. The weather in summer is as hot as a steamer.

10, the sun is burning on the earth, and the cicada's voice is not far away (www.lz 13.cn).

1 1. In midsummer, it is so hot that even dragonflies only dare to fly near the shade, as if they were afraid that the sun would burn their wings.

12, the weather is unbearable, and it is Fahrenheit 125 degrees in the shadow of cactus.

13, the sun is irritating, and I can't wait to enjoy the cool under the tree.

14, the weather is so hot that it seems that a little spark will cause an explosion. The scorching sun is like fire, and the earth is like a steamer, which makes people breathless. Walking on the road, the oncoming wind hit like a heat wave. Early in the morning, cicadas cried loudly to tell people that another hot day had begun. It's very hot in summer, and the birds don't know where to hide; Plants and trees hang their heads; I was so hot that I stuck out my tongue and gasped. Cicada kept making annoying calls on the branches, as if cheering for the scorching sun.