Sunny Day | How to Describe a Sunny Day? | Weather Vs Climate | Havisha Rathore

Hello, my brothers and sisters! Welcome back to this channel. If someone asks you

to describe a sunny day, how would you do it? So, today we are going to learn a few

phrases to describe a sunny day or a hot summer day. So, let's start without much ado.

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What a coincidence!

The sun is also out and I'm also out as you can see, and this reminded my

favourite quote. No matter how tall the mountain is, it cannot hide the sun. It

can never or I would say it cannot hide the sun. Anyway, let's begin with our

first phrase. The sun is beating down. This phrase is used to describe a hot

Bright Day. For example, the sun is beating down on me right here. The next

one is the heat of the day. The heat of the day means the hottest part of the

day. So, generally, I don't come out during the heat of the day, but to explain,

I planned even to come out during the heat of the day. The heat of the day. The

heat of the day. The heat of the day. Before we move on to the next phrase, let me tell you. I am

making hay while the sun shines.

Making hay while the sun shines means to make good use of the given opportunity.

You have to make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines. Now

you might be thinking, how I am making hay while the sun shines.

Yes, I am. Because the sun is also

bright and I got the opportunity to shoot this video on the sunny day. Isn't it?

Now let's move on to the next phrase. This is a sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Dying on

the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Three dead bodies on a sidewalk. On the sidewalk out

there. And to described this hot day, you can say,

"It's so hot. You could fry an egg on the sidewalk."

You can fry an egg on this control panel. You can fry an egg.

I think you could fry an egg on the roof out there.

Hot weather. Weather. Now, what is the difference between

weather and climate? Let me tell you the difference. Both weather and climate

refer to Local Conditions of a place. But the main difference between them is a

matter of time. Weather refers to the local conditions on the scale of minutes,

hours, days, months, and even years whereas climate is an average of weather

conditions for about 30 years or more. So, I would say weather is referred for the

short duration, and climate is referred for the long duration. While weather can

change in a single location daily, climate mainly changes less quickly. How

is the weather there? Is there a storm coming?

The weather said no. This is not the weather of the world. And

nothing has changed but the weather. How is the weather down there? Three weeks if the weather is good.

The climate is good for

The U.S Congress still denies climate change. Northward is the climate change.

Healthy climate. In warm climate. Now let's go to the next phrase. The next

phrase to describe a hot day is it's a real scorcher today, or I can use the

word scorching like I don't want to be outside in this scorching heat but for

you, my brothers and sisters, I am here. It's a real scorcher. Isn't it? The

scorcher out today. Hey scorcher. Another scorcher. Scorcher. Scorching hot. Another

phrase related to the kitchen is boiling. So, I can say it's a boiling hot day. It's

definitely boiling out here today. Yeah boiling hot. Boiling hot. Boiling hot.

Boiling hot. It has been quite a long time since I left my home, and now I'm

sweating. So, I can say I'm sweating buckets, or you can also use it like when

you're going for an interview and you're nervous and sweating a lot,

you can say, "Today is my interview and I'm sweating buckets." Sometimes you say

about the Sunny day like it's burning hot today. Burning hot. Burning hot. Burning

hot. During a hot day when you see that the plants are getting drooped or wilted

or sagged then you can describe a hot day like that you can say it's a real cooker

or you can say it's a cooker. Now see this plant has got drooped, wilted or I

would say sagged due to the extreme heat. So, I can say it's a real cooker. See, the

plant is drying. There are not much leaves also on this in this on this

plant. It's really baking hot over here. I think I should go under the shade of a

tree. Now, see here, bake is related to the kitchen, and here also, we used the word

bake like it's really baking hot over here. I think I should go back otherwise

I may get sunburn if I'm exposed to the Sun for a long period of time. You think

his face would get a little sunburn or. The sunburn.

You can get yourself one hell of a sunburn. A sunburn. Now when I go home and I want to

express about this extremely hot weather, I can say, it's a hot one out there. It's

a hot one out there. Let me tell you my secret about why I like sunny days. It's

because I can eat ice cream on sunny days. Do you like sunny days? Write in the

comment box. Now, let me eat my ice cream before it gets melted.

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Yummy!

It's delectable, appetizing, mouth-watering and so on.

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