Learn · Sentences Describing the Weather
It’s very hot and dry, with no rain in sight.
A2Sentence
It’s very hot and dry, with no rain in sight.
Study notes
How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
Be prepared for very hot and dry weather; there's no rain expected.
Describing Habits
This time of year is always very hot and dry, with no rain in sight.
Asking About Others
Is it very hot and dry where you are, with no rain in sight?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If it stays this hot and dry with no rain, we'll have a drought.
Rephrased versions
Formal
The weather is characterized by extreme heat and dryness, with no precipitation anticipated.
Casual
It's scorching and bone dry, and it doesn't look like it'll rain anytime soon.
Simpler English
It's really hot and dry, and there's no rain coming.
Phrases to learn
hot and dry
Describes weather conditions with high temperatures and little to no moisture.
no rain in sight
Indicates a lack of rain in the foreseeable future.