InBritain,theweatherischangeable.Itisacommonsubjectofaconversation."Isn'titaniceday?""Doyouthinkitwillrain?""Ithinkit'sgoingtosnow."Peopleoftenstartaconversationwiththesewords.

　　Manypeoplethinktheycantellwhattheweatherisgoingtobelike,buttheyhardlyeveragreewitheachother.

　　Amanmaysay,"Doyouseeitiscloudyinthewest.Wearegoingtohavetheweathertomorrow."

　　Peopleoftenlookfortheweathertheywant.Whenafarmerneedswater,helookesforsomethingtothllhim,"It'sgoingtorain."Hewon'tbeliveanythingelse.Whenfriendshaveapicnic,theyaresosuretheweatherisgoingtoclearupveryquicklythattheysiteatingtheirlunchwhileitrains.Almosteveryonelistenstowhattheweathermanwillsay.Buthedoesn'talwayssaytouswhatwewant,andsometimeshemakesmistakes.Stillheususllycomesthemostclosetobeingcorrectthananyoneelse.

　　英国的天气是多变的,也是一个很普遍的交流话题.“天气不错不是么?”,“你觉得会下雨么?”,“我看要下雪了”.人们总是用这些句子引起话题.

　　很多人觉得他们能说出天气的走向,但是很难每个人都达成一致的意见.

　　有个人说：“看到了吗,西边多云呢,我们明天就该这样了."

　　人们总在期待他们想要的天气.当农民需要水的时候,他希望能有东西能告诉他要下雨了.他不会相信任何其他的说法.当朋友们去野炊,他们能够边在雨中坐下来吃东西,边坚信天一定会晴.几乎要所有的人都会听天气预报怎么说,但是他不会根据我们的意愿来预报天气.有是,他也会出错.然而,他仍然是通常比任何人都要准确.

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