Responding to Sudden Weather Changes
Individuals react to and discuss an unexpected change in weather, like a sudden downpour, heatwave, or cold snap, and adjust their immediate plans.
个人对意料之外的天气变化（如突发大雨、热浪或寒潮）做出反应并进行讨论，并调整他们的即时计划。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
pouring
Means raining very heavily, like water pouring down from the sky. Use it in weather talks: 'It's pouring outside, so take an umbrella.'
意思是雨下得非常大，就像天上倾倒水一样。在天气话题中使用：'外面下大雨了，带把伞。'
out of nowhere
Describes something that happens suddenly without warning. Common in casual conversations: 'The rain came out of nowhere.'
描述某事突然发生而无预警。常见于随意对话中：'雨突然下起来了。'
unpredictable
Means something that can't be predicted easily, like changeable weather. Useful for describing seasons: 'Spring is so unpredictable.'
意思是某事不容易预测，比如多变的天气。用于描述季节很有用：‘春天真是太不可预测了。'
forecast
A prediction about future weather from news or apps. Say: 'According to the forecast, it will be sunny tomorrow.'
来自新闻或应用的未来天气预测。说：“根据预报，明天将是晴天。”
caught off guard
Means surprised by something unexpected. In weather: 'The sudden snow caught me off guard.'
意思是被意外的事情惊到。在天气方面：'突然的雪让我措手不及。'
clear up
When clouds go away and the sky becomes sunny. Use for weather changes: 'I hope it clears up soon.'
当云彩散去，天空变得晴朗时。用于天气变化：'希望很快就能放晴。'
cozy
Describes a place that feels warm, comfortable, and inviting, like a nice cafe. Say: 'Let's go to that cozy cafe.'
描述一个感觉温暖、舒适且吸引人的地方，就像一家不错的咖啡馆。说：'我们去那家舒适的咖啡馆吧。'
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
It just started pouring out of nowhere!
This expresses surprise at sudden heavy rain. Useful for reacting to weather changes; uses 'just started' for recent actions and 'out of nowhere' for unexpected events. Practice in casual talks about surprises.
这表达了对突然大雨的惊讶。适用于对天气变化的反应；使用 'just started' 表示最近发生的动作，'out of nowhere' 表示意外事件。在关于惊喜的随意对话中练习。
Typical unpredictable spring weather.
Comments on common weather patterns. 'Typical' means usual, 'unpredictable' describes changeability. Great for small talk about seasons; helps learners discuss experiences.
关于常见天气模式的评论。「Typical」意为通常的，「unpredictable」描述易变性。非常适合季节闲聊；帮助学习者讨论经历。
So much for that picnic in the park.
An idiom showing disappointment when plans fail. Use after bad weather ruins something; it's sarcastic and common in informal English to express frustration lightly.
一个表示计划失败时失望的习语。用于坏天气毁掉某事之后；它是讽刺的，在非正式英语中常见，用于轻松表达沮丧。
It really caught me off guard.
Means it surprised me unexpectedly. The phrase 'catch someone off guard' is an idiom for being unprepared. Useful in conversations about sudden changes, like weather or events.
意思是它出乎意料地让我惊讶了。'catch someone off guard'这个短语是一个习语，表示没有准备好。在谈论突发变化的对话中很有用，比如天气或事件。
Maybe it'll clear up later, but for now, it looks like we're stuck indoors.
Suggests hope for improvement while accepting the current situation. 'Clear up' means become sunny; 'stuck' implies unable to go out. Good for planning alternatives during bad weather.
暗示了对改善的希望，同时接受当前情况。「Clear up」意为转晴；「stuck」暗示无法外出。适合在恶劣天气时规划替代方案。
How about we grab a coffee instead of our original plans?
Proposes a new idea politely. 'How about' suggests options; 'grab a coffee' is casual for getting a quick drink. Perfect for adjusting plans in social chats, especially with weather issues.
礼貌地提出新想法。'How about' 建议选项；'grab a coffee' 是快速喝一杯的随意说法。非常适合在社交聊天中调整计划，特别是天气问题时。