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Describe a bad weather experience

 Describe a bad weather experience.

This cue card is submitted by our student Mr Karan Kumar Nandha. It covers almost every area.

Weather is a natural phenomenon and so is unpredictable. There are numerous factors responsible for time to time climate change. Sometimes it seems to favour our situations and sometimes not. Hence, in this cue card, I will discuss an instance when I encountered bad weather.


What sort of bad weather it was?

It started raining cats and dogs when we were halfway to our destination. Suddenly, the daytime pretended like it would be a dark night owing to the clouds covering the sky, it was all wet around. Moreover, the road and the potholes were all filled with rainwater. 


When it happened?

I exactly remember experiencing unpleasant weather last year in October when I was travelling to the capital of India New Delhi from my hometown Ferozepur with my friends and family to pay my obeisance at a shrine.

Where were you then?

As I mentioned above that it all commenced when we were in the mid of our tour, owing to the heavy rain and the poor circumstances, several vehicles got stuck there including ours as well. As a result, owing to our helplessness, we had to drop our plan of visiting the shrine.

After 2 hours or so, we somehow managed to get out of the jam but still, it was an uphill task to start the downward journey back home since it was unsafe. later on, on the way, we found a cottage where we stayed for that night. And being gods believe it is not wrong to say that the cottage was a god-made miracle. As it was a deserted area and getting there a place to stay was no less than a miracle for us.

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