Sentences describing the cold in early spring

1, chilly spring, relentless north wind blowing, blowing on the face like a knife, even the trees can't resist, a whizzing moan.

The wind in spring is inevitably a little cold and biting. But no matter how cold and biting the wind is, I still like spring and her unique cold in these four seasons.

3. Spring will be particularly cold, even colder than winter. When the wind blows, the cold directly invades the bones and then slowly spreads in the body. It seems that the whole person immediately turned into ice, and the cold invaded the heart and spleen. Oh, my God, the blood has also solidified.

4. In the early spring night, the ice and snow have melted and the frost dew has flowed away, but the cold remains, and loneliness is accompanied by cold.

The temperature in early spring is not very high and a little cold, but facing the warmth in front of me, the warmth that can still be felt in the cold winter gave me selflessly again. Just look back once.

6. In the early spring morning, I still haven't got rid of the harassment of remnant winter. The breeze blew, and I felt a chill, but it didn't change people's enthusiasm for morning exercise at all. No one wants to miss this long-lost good weather. As the sun rises, more and more people do morning exercises.

7. In early spring, I felt the afterheat of winter. It's a little cold and sad at the moment, and the wind is blowing. This situation is bleak!

When the season of early spring has arrived, people will look forward to warmth and the future. However, contrary to expectations, the early spring in the north is still very cold, even the coldest in a year.

9. The early spring in the northland is still chilly, leaving traces of winter. In the early spring, the weather is warm and cold, and the rising lake faces the cool morning breeze, full of energy and turns up layers of waves.

10, spring morning, very cold. The cold wind roared and my face hurt like a knife. Travelers put on thick hats and warm cotton-padded clothes.