Average / medium
Low (2 – English vs. ASL)
Awareness (know++)
Miles-per-hour (M-P-H)
beautiful
Minus / negative
Clear
Most
Cloud / clouds (2)
Some+cloud / sun bs cloud (partly cloudy)
cloudy (sky+cloud) / overcast
Percent
Cold / chilly
perfect
Cool
oo
Puddle
oo
Drizzle
mm
dry
Rain / raining / rainy/showers
Earth+Shake (quake)
Rainbow (color + 4CL)
Feel+same (feeks like)
intense
puff cheeks
Flood
Raining-hard/raining cats and dogs
Season (2 – English vs. ASL)
sky
oo
Flurries
Snow / snowy (2)
foggy / fog
puff cheeks
Forecast
Storm (add what kind) /
Frozen / frost/icy
Sun / sunshine / sunny
Hail (ice + fCL)
Temperature (2)
High (2 – English vs. ASL)
Thermometer (temperature + measure)
hot
Thunder / loud
Humid / wet
Tornado
Hurricane / cyclone (tornado 1 hs)
Warm
(Hurricane L hs) / Typhoon
Lightning
wind / windy
Warning
Weather
The National Weather Service issues a TORNADO WATCH when conditions are favorable for the
development of tornadoes in and close to the watch area. Watches are usually issued for four to eight
hours. During the tornado watch, people should review tornado safety rules and be prepared to move
to a place of safety if threatening weather approaches. Listen to a NOAA Weather Radio or local TV or
radio newscasts for up-to-date weather information.
The local National Weather Service issues a TORNADO WARNING when a tornado has been detected
by Doppler radar or sighted by storm spotters. A tornado watch does not have to be in effect for a
tornado to form. If a tornado warning is issued for your area, seek safe shelter immediately. Tornado
warnings are usually issued for 30 minutes. Continue to listen to your NOAA Weather Radio or local TV
or radio newscasts for up-to-date weather information.