A good sentence to describe bad weather

Good sentences to describe the bad weather are as follows:

1. The weather was swelteringly hot, with no wind at all, and the thick air seemed to be frozen.

2. The violent wind and snow are like a hungry wolf wandering in the wilderness, tearing at my skin and flesh, gnawing at my muscles and bones.

3. The cold wind is biting, penetrating the soul like a needle. In this ghostly weather, the pedestrians on the roadside have disappeared, and the birds and animals have disappeared without a trace.

4. The rain started to cover the sky and the earth, and it seemed that the world was not full. The dust and sand shone in the sky, making it difficult to breathe.

5. The weather was unbearably hot, 125 degrees Fahrenheit even under the shadow of the cactus.

6. Cicadas scream tirelessly, bringing a sense of summer irritability to people. There is no wind, and the earth is like a steamer.

7. The unavoidable heat in summer is really a headache, no matter you are walking on the road under the scorching sun, or have entered the shadow of trees or houses; whether in the morning or in the In the evening, the heat of the summer sun always follows you and wraps around you, which is really annoying.

8. A heavy rain was coming. Suddenly, there was thunder and lightning, and the sky was dark, as if it was the end of the world. It was very scary.

9. The strong wind was raging against the earth, and the ground was filled with sand and rocks. The sun was no longer visible. This was the most terrifying weather I have ever seen.

10. The sun makes people restless and impatient even when enjoying the shade under a tree.

11. The sun in winter seems to be afraid of being cold. If you wear very thick clothes, the heat cannot escape. The biting cold wind blew on my face, causing pain like a knife.

12. In winter, the whole world becomes a big refrigerator. The mountains are so cold that they tremble, the rivers become frozen and stiff, and the air seems to freeze.

13. He was shivering in the cold north wind, and his hands and feet were frozen.

14. It was almost midnight, the weather was extremely cold, and under the pale moonlight, the sand dunes were like a tomb made of silver, motionless.