Dear [Friend's Name],
I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to address the confusion regarding the temperatures in Florida during the summer, as mentioned in my previous email. I can understand why you might find it hard to believe that it reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit here, especially considering that temperatures in Australia are around 50 degrees Fahrenheit on a regular basis.
However, the discrepancy in temperature can be explained by the difference in seasons between our two locations. While Australia experiences winter during the months of June, July, and August, Florida goes through its hot and humid summer season. This means that while you are currently experiencing cool temperatures, we are dealing with a very different climate.
During the summer in Florida, temperatures frequently climb to 100 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. The combination of high humidity and intense sunshine can make the air feel even hotter. It is not unusual for us to have heat waves that last for days or even weeks, with little respite from the scorching temperatures. These conditions can be quite challenging to deal with, and most people here take extra precautions to stay cool and hydrated.
In contrast, Australia's winter temperatures are typically milder. This is because Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere and experiences different seasons compared to the Northern Hemisphere, where Florida is located. While Australia may have cooler temperatures during their winter, we are basking in the heat of summer.
I hope this clarifies the misunderstanding and provides some context for the extreme temperatures mentioned in my previous email. Please let me know if you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss. I always enjoy hearing about the weather and other aspects of life in Australia.
Take care and stay cool!
Warm regards,
[Your Name]
• Answer the following prompt:
Assuming you're emailing a friend who lives in Australia and you mention how hot it was in Florida during the summer, constantly reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Your friend responds by exclaiming that you must be mistaken! Daytime temperatures at her location are around 50 degrees Fahrenheit on a regular basis, there's no way the weather you've noticed is that hot! Write a letter to your friend to explain the mistake she made. Be sure to fully explain your knowledge of the seasons using the required vocabulary above.
Your letter should be at least 250 words and include several paragraphs.
• You should create your letter using a word processor such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
You must include a greeting and signature.
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