How to describe and imitate the weather changes?

I got up in the morning. It is sunny outside. After a while, the sky became gloomy and there were more and more clouds. At noon, it began to rain heavily. In the afternoon, the rain stopped and the sky became clear. It was dark and the moon came out. The weather does change quickly.

Pay attention to the following points when answering such questions:

1, check the meaning of the question. In other words, it is necessary to make clear what kind of sentences the test questions require to imitate and what restrictions are there.

2. Make clear the topic (implication) and grasp the semantic center.

3. Analyze the structure. That is to say, we should carefully analyze the structural form of example sentences, make it clear whether they are simple sentences or complex sentences, and judge the types of complex sentences.

4. Judge rhetoric. Most parody questions involve the use of rhetorical methods, and the rhetoric that parody should use is judged according to the example sentences.

5. Beautify the language. The simulation questions are mostly beautiful, vivid, profound, emotional and philosophical paragraphs, so we should pay attention to the tempering of words to make the language shine.

6. Read carefully after imitation to see if what you write is consistent with the format type of the topic.