Describe the scene of blowing sand weather

The sentences describing the scene of blowing sand are as follows:

1. During the day, the sun is like a big fireball, almost scorching the earth. In the evening, the sky seemed to be angry, and the sun was hiding somewhere, and the sky immediately became dark. After a while, dark clouds gathered, thunder rumbled, lightning appeared in the sky, and in a blink of an eye it began to rain heavily.

2. The weather has not been sunny these two days. It often rains in the evening and night. In the middle of the night, I can vaguely hear the sound of rain. Sometimes when the rain becomes heavier, it will also rain. There was a muffled thunder as the rain fell.

3. The sun is like a big fireball, emitting strong light, illuminating all things on the earth, making people feel like they are in a hot kingdom. People generally don't want to go out if they have nothing to do. If they do go out, they should wear a sun hat or bring a wet towel.

4. In the morning, the weather was particularly sunny. After we finished our nap, God suddenly changed his face and the sky slowly became darker. I thought the weather forecast was accurate and the cold air had arrived. After a while, it began to rain heavily.

5. Ha! The weather is so cool this morning! Although it is summer, the sun is shining and it feels cool! Uncle Feng caressed me gently, and the beautiful Sister Sun put down the golden silk and put silk clothes on Mother Earth to make her look particularly beautiful.

6. After a while, the rain stopped. A gust of wind blew by, making people feel a chill. It seemed that the temperature had dropped a lot.

7. I felt a bit chilly as soon as I got up. I looked out the window and saw a drizzle falling outside. The raindrops seemed to be playing a little dance. I couldn't help but be attracted by the world outside the window, and I couldn't help but be fascinated by it.

8. A few days ago, there was blowing sand. When the blowing sand was about to come, the sky was gray and there was no wind at all.

9. Tonight, Typhoon "Raccoon" landed in Zhongshan. The wind force in the center of the typhoon reached level 12. When the typhoon came, it began to rain heavily, and the sky turned into a gray sky, as if it wanted to I eat it.

10. The sun shines in fragments from the sky, floating in the air, weaving it into a golden color, and the air is filled with a warm smell. Against the backdrop of the sun, I looked so playful and happy. The sun shone slantly on my red cheeks and raised lips.

11. It is getting darker and darker outside, and dark clouds are overwhelmingly pressing in from the north. At about six o'clock, the sky is as dark as midnight. Then a strong wind came and the flowers on my balcony were blown around. Along with the strong winds came rumbles of thunder and torrential downpours. For a moment, the whole world seemed to be submerged in water.

12. In the past few days, the sky has always been gray due to the impact of this year's No. 1 typhoon "Raccoon". The Sun Baby ran away to play somewhere and disappeared; Sister Moon also took the opportunity to hide in a place where we could not find her and go on vacation. The air pressure is so low that it feels very depressing.

13. The rain was getting heavier and heavier, making people unable to open their eyes. The water on the roof flowed down. The rain fell, forming crystal drops on the leaves of the flowers and plants.

14. Over the past few days, the rainy weather has been really annoying, and the continuous drop in temperature has made it even more difficult for us to resist. Before we can fully enjoy the bright sunshine and gorgeous scenery of autumn, the footsteps of winter are coming in a hurry.

15. I like rainy days. It not only makes the hot summer air cooler, but also makes my mind peaceful when I encounter rainy days. The rain outside the window fell continuously, like a broken necklace, with crystal beads sliding across the thread.

It is such a monotonous rainy scene outside the window, but it makes people stand in the room and stare blankly. Sometimes I stick my hand out of the window, and rainwater splashes on my palm. When I look at my hand again, it is already covered with a layer of water droplets.