We will listen to the weather reports and answer fill in the chart with the gathered information. Though this exercise is helping us practice ～でしょう, the most important thing to listen for is the weather information itself, not the constructions used to describe.

In the Tokyo report, we are told that it probably will rain, be occasionally cloudy, and warm tomorrow. We are told that the temperature probably will be around eighteen degrees.

雨、時々曇り、暖かい　・　十八度ぐらい
（雨、時々くもり、あたたかい　・　十八どぐらい）

We will listen to the weather reports and answer fill in the chart with the gathered information. Though this exercise is helping us practice ～でしょう, the most important thing to listen for is the weather information itself, not the constructions used to describe it.

In the Moscow report, we are told that it probably will be cloudy and cold tomorrow. We are told that the temperature probably will be around minus three degrees.

曇り、寒い　・　マイナス三度ぐらい
（くもり、さむい　・　マイナス三どぐらい）

We will listen to the weather reports and answer fill in the chart with the gathered information. Though this exercise is helping us practice ～でしょう, the most important thing to listen for is the weather information itself, not the constructions used to describe it.

In the Bangkok report, we are told that it probably will be sunny and hot tomorrow. We are told that the temperature probably will be around thirty-three degrees.

晴れ、暑い　・　三十三度ぐらい
（はれ、あつい　・　三十三どぐらい）

We will listen to the weather reports and answer fill in the chart with the gathered information. Though this exercise is helping us practice ～でしょう, the most important thing to listen for is the weather information itself, not the constructions used to describe it.

In the Canberra report, we are told that it probably will be cloudy, occasional rain, and be cool tomorrow. The temperature probably will be around twenty-one degrees.

曇り、時々雨、涼しい　・　二十一度ぐらい
（くもり、時々雨、すずしい　・　二十一どぐらい）