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What a Weather Forecast Can’t Tell You
A weather forecast gives you the temperature, rain chances and wind speed, but it can’t tell you everything you need for the day. It doesn’t know how the sun will feel on your skin, so you might still need sunscreen even if the forecast says “partly cloudy.” It also can’t predict the smell of fresh rain on the pavement or the sound of thunder far away. The forecast won’t tell you if the humidity will make the air feel sticky, which can affect how comfortable you feel when you walk outside. Finally, it can’t warn you about sudden changes in the micro‑climate of a small park or a hill, where it might be much colder than the city centre. Use the forecast as a guide, but trust your own senses and be ready for surprises.
Words from this text
- humidity
- humedad
- micro‑climate
- microclima
- forecast
- pronóstico
- sunscreen
- protector solar
- sticky
- pegajoso