What are the purposes of weather reports and warnings, and what do specific terms like 'high temperature' and 'overcast' mean?

Hey Lethabo — ready when you are. Here are the answers to the questions that can be addressed without the specific audio report or map: Before you listen 1. You will hear information about temperature, wind speed, precipitation (rain, snow, hail), humidity, cloud cover, and forecasts for specific locations. 2. People listen to weather reports to plan their daily activities, decide what clothing to wear, prepare for travel, and ensure their safety during severe weather conditions. Listen Questions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 cannot be answered without the specific weather report or map mentioned. 5. People need to be careful when driving in bad weather due to reduced visibility, slippery roads, and strong winds that can affect vehicle control. 7. "High temperature" means a temperature that is significantly above the average or expected temperature for a particular time and location. 8. The term "overcast" means that the sky is completely covered with clouds, resulting in a dull, grey appearance with no direct sunlight. While you listen to the rest of the weather report, find the places mentioned on the map. Question 2 cannot be answered without the specific weather warning information. 1. The purpose of a weather warning is to alert people to potentially dangerous weather conditions, allowing them to take necessary precautions and stay safe. 3. A "gale force wind" is a strong wind. 4. "Heavy rain" means: b) There is a lot of rain expected. 5. What does a "risk of lightning strikes" mean? b) There might be lightning strikes. 6. A "rough" sea looks like: A rough sea has large, irregular waves with whitecaps, making the water choppy and difficult for boats to navigate safely. Send me the next one 📸