The document describes different weather conditions like sunny, rainy, windy, cold, and snowy. It then provides examples of weather in different parts of the world, noting it is snowing in Antarctica and hot in Mexico, windy in Japan but not in Italy, sunny and the sky is blue in Brazil and Spain, and raining in Turkey and Greece. It asks questions to confirm whether statements about the weather in certain locations are true or false.

1. What’s the weather like?

2. It’s a sunny day.
The sun is shining.
It’s hot.

3. It’s a rainy day.
It’s raining.

4. The wind is blowing.
It’s windy.

5. It’s cold.
It’s snowy.
It’s snowing.

6. Spring

7. Summer

8. Autumn

9. Winter

10. World Weather
 In Antarctica it’s snowing
 And in Mexico is hot.
 In Japan the wind is blowing
 And in Italy it’s not.

11.  In Brazil the sun is shining
 And in Spain the sky is blue.
 In Turkey now it’s raining
 And in Greece it’s raining too.

12.  Is it raining in Greece?
 Yes, it is.

13.  Is the sun shining in Brazil?
 Yes, it is.

14.  Is it raining in Antarctica?
 No, it isn’t.
 Is it cold in Mexico?
 No, it isn’t.