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• READING
I will read the news that I
have seen before
AGENDA • VOCABULARY
I will translate the news to
the audience
• SPEAKING
I will retell the contens of the
news to the audience
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WINTER STROM
IN NEW
ENGLAND
Sourse: CNN Student News
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READING & TRANSLATE
January 28,2015
1. Hi, I’m Carl Azuz. Glad you are watching CNN students news.
2. Millions in new York and new jersey are asking what blizzard-while
millions in new England are saying, this one.
3.The forecast was off in some areas, but not Massachusetts
4.Boston got hit with one of its heaviets winter storms ever, and several
other cities in the state recorded 30 inches of snow by yesterday afternoon
with more on the way
5. Coastal communities flooded. The storm surge, a wall of water pushed
by a storm broke through the seawall in the town of Marshfield,
Massachusetts.
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6. One emergency official said the entire self-part of town was cut off by
floading.
7. And forceful winds knocked out power to the entire island of Nantucket.
8. But through the national weather sevice predicted a raging blizzard also in
new York and new jersey.
9. It wasn’t so bad there, some people call it, snowperblic (ph)
10. New York mayor bill de blassio had a better safe than sorry response,and
some meteorologist apologized for getting it wrong and alarming residents.
11. Why the weather so hard to predict?
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12. Major event forecasting is probably the hardest thing we have to do,
because those are the events that people remember
13. If you blow the snowstorm and you say 20 inches in new York, it hits 20
inches in new jersey instead,people only remember that you said 20 in new
York, an it didn’t happen.
14. Explain to me weather forecasting
15. We have computer models that literally tried to forecast what’s going to
happen
16. And then we believe those models
17. If the models are wrong, we are wrong.
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18. Then problem with the models are that you can’t put all the data in, or
if you had everything in the world into the model
19. It would take you four days to make a one day forecast
20. Right now one of the models that we used, the best model in the world
has 22 layers, 22 layers of the atmosphere
21. Do you think the layers ( INAUDIBLE) are 22?
22. No , there is infinite number of layers of the atmosphere,but we have
to break it down to 22
23.The parameters of the weather model are vast
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38. If you are prepared for the worst, and it dosen’t happen, you are safe
39. If you’re prepared for the worst, and it does happen, you are safe
40. But if you’re prepared for the best case and the worst case happen,you
are in trouble.
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RETELL
WHAT I GOT?
• WRITING
• SPEAKING
• VOCABULARY
• LISTENING
• READING
• GRAMMAR
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THANK YOU
a n y q u e s ti o n ?
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