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Good evening, and welcome to News 6. Buenas noches y bienvenidos a Noticias 6. Many of you have been concerned about the extreme weather that is sweeping the nation. Here is Vanesa with the weather. Vanesa?
Gracias, John. As you can see, we are experiencing a wide range of weather events throughout the country. Let's take a better look.
In Miami, Hace calor. Temperatures are in the high 90s.
We have the exact opposite up north in Boston and New York City, where the lows are in the mid 20s. Hace frío.
If we head over to the 'Windy City' of Chicago, you guessed it! Hace viento. They are experiencing gusts up to 80 mph.
It's a very cool day in Colorado, perfect if you are going skiing. Not too cold - a nice cool 55 degrees. Hace fresco.
It's a great day for the beach in sunny Southern California. Get out and soak up those rays! Hace sol.
The beach weather continues in Hawaii, where the weather is near perfect. Hace buen tiempo.
However, if we make our way back up to Seattle, we see they are getting a lot of rain, very typical for this area. Llueve.
As we head down to San Francisco, we see the Bay Area is sopped in with fog. Está nebuloso.
Las Vegas is experiencing some very uncharacteristic weather as the sun and heat have been replaced with clouds. Está nublado.
The middle part of the country is experiencing very unpleasant weather with tornadoes, snow, rain, and wind. Hace mal tiempo.
And to round out our weather report, we have snow in the New England area. Nieva.
So depending on where you are in the country, grab a jacket, umbrella, or surfboard!
This is Vanesa Garcia, reporting with weather for Noticias 6. Back to you, John.
Vanesa gave us a wide variety of vocabulary we can use to describe the weather. Let's review this new vocabulary.
It's hot. Hace calor.
It's cold. Hace frío.
It's windy. Hace viento.
It's cool. Hace fresco.
It's sunny. Hace sol.
It's nice weather. Hace buen tiempo.
It rains. It is raining. Llueve.
It's foggy. Está nebuloso.
It's cloudy. Está nublado.
It's bad weather. Hace mal tiempo.
It snows. It is snowing. Nieva.
After watching this lesson, you should be able to use new Spanish vocabulary words to describe the weather.
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