The wind blew thick / light / heavy / strong clouds across the sky.
The wind blew thick clouds across the sky.
Rain began to fall. It was only thick / light / heavy / strong rain, but Amy decided to go home.
Rain began to fall. It was only light rain, but Amy decided to go home.
There were such thick / light / heavy / strong winds that we couldn’t hold our umbrellas.
There were such strong winds that we couldn’t hold our umbrellas.
Back at her house, she turned on the TV and saw there was thick / light / heavy / strong snow in the mountains. Her brother lived there and so she called him to check he was OK.
Back at her house, she turned on the TV and saw there was light snow in the mountains. Her brother lived there and so she called him to check he was OK.
There was thick / light / heavy / strong fog, so we couldn’t see anything.
There was thick fog, so we couldn’t see anything.
When Amy woke up, there was thick / light / heavy / strong fog outside.
When Amy woke up, there was thick fog outside.
thick / light / heavy / strong rain was falling, so we decided to stay home in case the weather got worse.
Light rain was falling, so we decided to stay home in case the weather got worse.
Amy decided to go for a walk. While she was walking, a thick / light / heavy / strong wind knocked her hat off her head.
Amy decided to go for a walk. While she was walking, a strong wind knocked her hat off her head.
Thick / light / heavy / strong snow fell and covered the mountains.
Heavy snow fell and covered the mountains.
But the sun was very thick / light / heavy / strong and the fog soon disappeared.
But the sun was very light and the fog soon disappeared.
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