A passage describing the hot weather

1, the sun is roasting the earth, and cicadas are not far away.

The weather in summer is as hot as a steamer.

3. The weather is sultry, there is no wind, and the thick air seems to be frozen. The sun is annoying and I can't wait to enjoy the cool under the tree.

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

I don't even know if the rain will go in spring, but it will get deeper when it clears up in summer.

5. I don't know if it is hot or not, but I regret the long summer.

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

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

8. The burning sun tore the skin of the earth.

In the weather of September and July, the sun was vicious and people's sweat rolled down.

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

1 1, in July, in the blue sky, the sun hung like a fireball, and the clouds were so hot that they quietly disappeared without a trace. The trees on the river bank spread thick branches and leaves, trying to block out the glare of the sun.

12, one day in summer vacation, it was very hot. The sun scorched the earth and there was no wind all day. The willows beside the moat are dejected and lifeless. Cicada desperately cries for heat; It's hard to find an ant on the ground ― they can't stand the heat.

13, I need air conditioning in every cell.

14, the bird doesn't know where to hide; The vegetation is dejected and despondent, as if dying; Only cicadas keep chirping in the branches; It's really breaking gongs and drums to cheer for the scorching sun!

15, irritable: described as very spicy. Describe the example of the sun more: the hot sunset outside the window shines on the vast grassland, but there is no figure, which makes people feel that they have entered the primitive zone.