ENGLISH EXTREME WEATHER THING
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- Oh no! We must get out of here soon Alaina; the storm can escalate! I must get used to Mawsynram. The climate is very rainy.
- You're right Leena, we need to go; on an average, the rain can go up to 12 metres! Let us continue the tour to some other special place, this is dangerous now
- Where are we now, Leena? I'm melting!
- We are a bit close to the Dasht-E-Lut Desert! Which is why you're feeling so hot. Did you know, in 2005, the highest surface temp. ever was recorded here, with 70 degrees! This desert doesn't even have bacteria growing in it. Even we wont enter, we cannot survive there. Next, we will go to a better place don't worry!
- Oh my god, Leena! I thought you said better place, not the Antarctic! I am freezing! This place is close to the Vostoc Station and its dangerous here
- Oh my god, -91 degrees?! Can we go somewhere else now? This is too risky
- We just had to come here! And wow, look around at the ice! This is bizarre weather but it is very beautiful! The icy desert of Antarctic does not support life and the coldest temperature recorded was -91 degrees
- Okay okay let's go to United Kingdoms, that's another interesting place on our list
- Wow, Leena! This is great for a change! I love the weather, though it can change any minute. Its very nice!
- Oh yes, I agree! Sometimes it can be bright and sunny and sometimes it rains like cats and dogs! They use fun idioms like that; it isnt ACTUALLY raining cats and dogs, its just to explain how heavy the rain is.
- And behold, the last place on our list! Death Valley; Did you know? In 1913, the temperature was the highest recorded ever, 56 degrees!
- That is insane! I heard that it was recorded in Furnace Creek, in this valley. Earth is so fascinating!
- This was a great trip!
- Yes! I learned lots of stuff. Visiting these places made my vacation wholesome. Can't wait to see better places!
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