Question

Imagine, that you write a letter to your pen-friend. You survived one of these weather events and now describe him/her your experience. Don't forget to use weather vocabulary. (at least 100 words)

Answer 1

Hi i hope your okay it's very cold now on my country.I like to draw animals beacause they are so cute I'm really good at drawing! in my country is snowing i like to play with snow it's really fun! but cold.I wanted to know what you like reply me in free time bye bye

Answer 2

Dear Pen-Friend,

I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to share with you the harrowing experience I recently went through – surviving a severe weather event. Mother Nature unleashed her fury in the form of a powerful hurricane that struck our coastal town.

The skies darkened ominously as the storm approached, and the winds began to howl like a banshee. Rain poured down relentlessly, transforming streets into raging rivers. The tempestuous gusts battered everything in their path, tearing apart trees and sending debris flying through the air. Thunder rumbled like a giant drum, and lightning streaked across the sky, illuminating the chaos below.

I took shelter in my home, clutching a flashlight and a weather radio for updates. It felt like an eternity as the storm raged on, but eventually, the eye of the hurricane passed over us. The eerie calm was a stark contrast to the preceding fury.

As the backside of the storm hit, the winds reversed direction with a vengeance. We experienced a phenomenon known as the "storm surge," where the sea surged inland, flooding the coastal areas. It was a terrifying sight, seeing the ocean invade our streets.

Thankfully, I survived this ordeal, but the destruction left in the hurricane's wake is a sobering reminder of the awesome power of nature. It's a reminder to always be prepared and respect the forces of weather. I hope you never have to experience such a terrifying event, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Take care and stay safe.

Yours sincerely,

[Your Name]