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It’s blowing/ pouring with rain. Let’s stay in and watch a film.
pouring
Wow! That lightning/ tornado during the storm last night was amazing! I could see the whole street even though it was dark.
lightning
The level of the river rose/poured quickly because it was raining so hard.
rose
The wind’s blowing/pouring quite strongly. I don’t think we should go climbing today.
blowing
Have you ever seen a tornado/flood moving across the desert? It’s amazing how fast they can go.
tornado
There was a terrible flood/ lightening last year. The whole village was under water.
flood
All / away / blew / my papers / in the wind /.
All my papers blew away in the wind.
Many / fell / in the earthquake / down / buildings /.
Many buildings fell down in the earthquake.
sun / come / soon / The / will / out /.
The sun will come out soon. / The sun will soon come out.
The / cleared / after an hour / rain / up /.
The rain cleared up after an hour.
hotel / burned / The / in a fire / down.
The hotel burned down in a fire.
forget / to / Don’t / the fire / put / out /.
Don’t forget to put out the fire.
A lot of trees f.... because of the tornado, and they hit many cars.
fell
Winds of 100 kilometres an hour b.... during the tornado.
blew
Water f...... into the streets, and the flood damaged lots of houses.
flowed
Because of the rain yesterday, the water levels in the river r....
rose
Heavy rain p..... down for two days.
poured
During the earthquake, the ground s.... and there was a loud noise.
shook
a flash in the sky:
lightning
a very strong wind that can destroy buildings:
tornado
a situation when a large area is covered with water:
flood
when the ground moves and creates a lot of damage:
earthquake
a storm when a lot of snow falls:
snowstorm