Check my translate about weather, please.
-How is the weather there in the street?
-It still drizzles.
-What have you heard over the radio? What is the prediction?
-You don't trust to the meteorologists. You say that their predictions are always wrong.
-That is why I ask. If the radio predicts rain will be sunny warm weather.
If the meteorologists say about the heat will be rain or snow.
-This evening will be about twenty five degrees Celsius, sun and no wind. Tommorow the heat will increase, but no rain.
-It's clear. Today starts the hail and tomorrow will be tornado and will fall record amount of snow.
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Check my translate about weather, please.
-How is the weather there in the street?-It still drizzles.*
-What have you heard over the radio? What is the prediction?
-You don't trust the meteorologists. You say that their predictions are always wrong.
-That is why I ask. If the radio predicts rain it will be sunny warm weather.
If the meteorologists say it will be hot it will be rain or snow.
-This evening will be about twenty five degrees Celsius, sun and no wind. Tomorrow the heat will increase, but no rain.
-It's clear. Today will starts by hail and tomorrow will be a tornado and a record amount of snow will fall.
*one can say, in good English, it drizzles, it rains, it snows, it pours, etc but one usually says
it's drizzling, it's raining, it's snowing, it's pouring etc (it's custom!)
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