Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - What are the sentences describing the bad weather?
What are the sentences describing the bad weather?
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.
The sky is gray, as if abandoned by the world.
Piles of dark gray clouds hold the earth low.
It's already late autumn, all the trees in the endless forest are bare, and the old tree stands gloomy and brown moss covers its wrinkles.
The wind is very cold, and it's very cold. The night is diffuse, and several dim street lamps emit dim light, which shines only one or two meters away.
At night, the weather is very cold. The grass bows its head and the branches are entangled. When it looked up, it found that dark clouds were gathering. Unexpectedly, the rain has started to rain quietly.
Large dark clouds gather together, accumulating thicker and thicker, making people breathless.
Near midnight, the weather is extremely cold. In the pale moonlight, the sand dunes look like a silver grave, and there is no movement.
It's sultry and windless, the wicker hangs listlessly, and the cement road is a little silvery, as if everything is going to melt, except in some places.
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