Paragraph describing the hot weather

The paragraphs describing the hot weather are as follows:

1. The weather was unbearably hot, even in the shadow of the cactus.

2. In the midsummer of July, there is no cloud in the blue sky. The hot sun is scorching the earth, the water in the river is hot to the touch, and the soil in the ground is smoking.

3. In summer, the clear river has become a good place for children to escape the summer heat. You see, they are playing in the water, having water fights, fishing, and having a lot of fun. .

4. The summer sun is like a big furnace, scorching the earth and even the air. People sweat all over their bodies when they move.

5. The cicada keeps making irritating sounds on the branches, as if cheering for the scorching sun.

6. The buffalo had long since hid in the pond, its entire body buried in the water, with only one head exposed above the water to breathe.

7. There was no cloud in the sky, a scorching sun overhead, no wind, and all the trees stood there listlessly.

8. In midsummer, the sun goes wild almost every day, waving its copper shield in the sky full of yellow smoke. Describing midsummer is inseparable from describing the sun in midsummer and the various consequences that the sun's heat brings to nature and humans.

9. The scorching sun tore the skin of the earth apart.

10. The weather in summer is as hot as a steamer.

11. The hot summer is coming. The earth is roasted by the sun and is smoking. The leaves of the grass cannot bear the sun and are rolled into thin strips. The cicadas are so hot that they stay on the trees. Shouting: "I understand, I understand." The frog kept croaking in the pond.

12. The scorching sun was in the sky, and on both sides of the road, the ripe grains were so hot that they bent over and lowered their heads. Grasshoppers, as numerous as blades of grass, make a faint but noisy chirp in the wheat and rye fields and in the reeds on the shore.