Talking about the Weather 1

Look at the following statements, try to match what is the weather like in each situation ?

For example: “It’s chucking it down.” It’s raining.

>> write the answer using the alphabet from a-o in  lowercase letter 

1	“It’s a real pea-souper.”	a	It’s foggy or misty.
2	“What a lovely day.”	b	It’s very sunny.
3	“It’s blowing a gale outside.”	c	It’s becoming windy.
4	“I can only see a few metres in front of me.”	d	It’s very hot.
5	“Wind’s getting up.”	e	It’s very foggy.
6	“It’s only spitting.”	f	It’s very windy.
7	“It’s all turned to slush.”	g	It’s sunny and warm.
8	“Whatever you do, don’t stand under a tree.”	h	It’s hot.
9	“You might need an umbrella.”	i	It’s a lightning storm.
10	“Make sure you wrap up warm.”	j	It’s very cold
11	“Stay in the shade.”	k	The snow has almost melted.
12	“It’s really freezing outside.”	l	It’s cold.
13	“It’s a scorcher.”	m	It’s raining lightly.
14	“Looks like it might be a white Christmas after all.”	n	It has started snowing (at Christmas time).
15	“I’m boiling.”	o	It might start raining.