Look at the climate chart after ex. 1 and describe the typical winter/summer weather:
1) the place where you live 4) The North Pole
2) London 5) the Crimea
3) Florida (USA) 6) South America

always / clear
/ generally / hot/cold
/ usually / cloudy
it's / often / rainy/sunny
/ sometimes / nasty
/ occasionally / windy
seldom / wet/dry
hardly ever / cool

1) The place where I live

In the place where I live, winters are usually cold and sometimes windy. It is often cloudy and rainy in winter. It can occasionally be snowy. Summers are generally hot and sunny. It is sometimes dry, but there can also be rainy days.

2) London

London has mild winters. It is often cloudy, rainy and wet in winter. It is seldom very cold. Summers are usually cool or warm, sometimes sunny, but the weather can be rainy and windy.

3) Florida (USA)

Florida has warm winters. It is usually sunny and dry, but sometimes rainy. Summers are always hot and often humid. It is generally sunny, but there are sometimes storms.

4) The North Pole

The North Pole has extremely cold winters. It is always freezing, windy and snowy. The weather is usually cloudy and nasty. Summers are very short and cool. It is sometimes clear, but it is never hot.

5) The Crimea

The Crimea has mild winters. It is usually cool, sometimes rainy and windy in winter. Summers are generally hot and sunny. It is often dry and clear, with very little rain.

6) South America

South America has different climates. In many places winters are usually mild or cool, and summers are generally hot. Some areas are rainy and wet, while others are dry and sunny. The weather often depends on the region.