Question

Notice what tells you each of these facts. Do you know the temperature by the feeling of the air on your skin, or by looking at a thermometer hanging on the wall? Do you know the season because you can see trees outside the window and you notice their leaves, or blossoms, or lack of leaves? If you didn't have a clock, could you guess what time it was from the quality of the light or other clues? What tells you what the weather is like? Write at least seven sentences that describe the clues or details you used in your Basic Report. (Just focus on the details here, and let the reader make his or her own conclusions.)

Answer 1

Yes, a person can feel the temperature by air feel to her skin.

Yes, a thermometer is a good source for air temperature check.

The seasons can be predicted by observing the trees and blossom.

The time can be guess by the quality of sunlight. Although it will not be accurate but near guess can be made.

Weather can be analysed by the air. If the air is warm the weather can be sunny or hot.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are natural clues to predict the weather and time. It is not necessary that one should have all the scientific apparatus to predict the temperature and season. Guess can be made by analyzing and observing the environment.