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3 DID YOU KNOW.....? It isn't always hot and sunny sun in the desert! In January 2015, because of stormy stormyweather, there was enough snow/snowing to build a snowman. B Less than 1 mm of 4rain/raining falls every year in Arica, in Chile. It would take 100 years to fill a coffee cup. The zonda Swindy wind in Argentina is a dry wind that often carries dust over the mountains. When it happens, it makes the "sunny/sun look brown. D When it's very7wind/windy in hilly places, snowy/ snow can move along the ground and make a snowroller. 4 5 E A moustache cloud/ cloudy forms when a cloud passes over a column of air. But be quick if you want a photo, it doesn't happen very often! F It's so cold in the Antarctic that in some places the 10 icy/ice is more than 4,000 metres thick. G The Grand Banks are shallow areas of water on the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. They have more than 200 "foggy/fog days every year. H It can be very "rain/rainy in Kerala, India, but in 2001 the Brain/raining was red because it was carrying sand from the desert. Strange, isn't it?​

Answer 1

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It isn't always hot and sunny in the desert! In January 2015, because of stormy weather, there was enough snow/snowing to build a snowman. B Less than 1 mm of rain/raining falls every year in Arica, in Chile. It would take 100 years to fill a coffee cup. The zonda Swindy wind in Argentina is a dry wind that often carries dust over the mountains. When it happens, it makes the "sunny/sun look brown. D When it's very7wind/windy in hilly places, snowy/ snow can move along the ground and make a snowroller. 4 5 E A moustache cloud/ cloudy forms when a cloud passes over a column of air. But be quick if you want a photo, it doesn't happen very often! F It's so cold in the Antarctic that in some places the 10 icy/ice is more than 4,000 metres thick. G The Grand Banks are shallow areas of water on the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. They have more than 200 "foggy/fog days every year. H It can be very "rain/rainy in Kerala, India, but in 2001 the rain/raining was red because it was carrying sand from the desert. Strange, isn't it?​

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Answer 2

That's an interesting collection of weather-related facts! Here are some clarifications and corrections:

A. Less than 1 mm of rain falls every year in Arica, Chile. It would take 100 years to fill a coffee cup.

B. The zonda wind in Argentina is a dry wind that often carries dust over the mountains. When it happens, it makes the sun look brown.

C. When it's very windy in hilly places, snow can move along the ground and form a snow roller.

D. A moustache cloud forms when a cloud passes over a column of air. But be quick if you want a photo, as it doesn't happen very often!

E. In some places in the Antarctic, the ice is more than 4,000 meters thick.

F. The Grand Banks are shallow areas of water on the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. They experience more than 200 foggy days every year.

G. While Kerala, India can be very rainy, in 2001 the rain was red because it was carrying sand from the desert. This phenomenon is indeed quite unusual.

Thank you for sharing these weather facts!