To produce a current of air.

 To make or become cool.

To predict.

To excrete salty moisture from the skin.

To cover with water an area that is normally dry.

A light wind.

Visible mass of particles in the air such as a rain cloud.

Moisture condensed at night on cold surfaces.

Concentric shells of frozen water and compact snow surrounding ice.

A place giving temporary protection from bad weather or danger.

Sound following lightning.

A long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance.

An electrical storm accompanied by heavy rain.

Atmospheric pollutants or smoke combined with fog in an irritating mixture.

A long dry spell of weather.

Fill in the blanks.

It was so cold that my fingers were numb even though I had __________ on.

When it snowed in Houston, the snow took two weeks to __________.

The flight was canceled because of _______.

The children were amazed by the __________.

A tow truck came to help me get my car out of the __________.

She made a ___________ in a teacup because he wasn’t wearing a mask.

I’d rather stay inside. It’s _________ cats and dogs.

 We’re going to have class tomorrow come rain or ________.

 I can lend you some money that I have been saving for a _______ day.

Ask her out! She says she likes you. Make hay while the ________ shines.

Are you okay? You seem under the __________.

 I thought there was water on the ground but it was just a ___________.

California has some of the worst _________in the country.

 Let’s not go to the beach tomorrow because it will be________.

_________ can only be predicted after an earthquake occurs.