hot weather
[/hɑt ˈwɛðər/]
noun
tempo quente
1. a period of time characterized by high temperatures and warm atmospheric conditions
We're expecting hot weather this weekend, so remember to stay hydrated.
Estamos esperando tempo quente neste fim de semana, então lembre-se de se manter hidratado.
2. meteorological conditions with elevated heat levels that may affect daily activities
The hot weather made it difficult to exercise outdoors.
O tempo quente tornou difícil se exercitar ao ar livre.
In Brazil, hot weather is a dominant feature of daily life, particularly in tropical regions. Brazilians frequently discuss weather conditions and use expressions like 'que calor!' (what heat!) as casual conversation starters. Cold weather is rare except in southern regions, making 'hot weather' the baseline expectation. In the USA, extreme hot weather warnings have become increasingly common, particularly in southwestern states, affecting public health discussions and energy consumption patterns.
NYC Slang
brutal heat / straight up scorching
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