English, 27.05.2020 08:58 ocean11618

Read the following excerpt from Far North.

In the morning the Chinook was blowing stronger than ever, so strong it kept threatening to knock us down….

Fifty-five degrees above zero. Except for a twenty- or thirty-foot strip of ice clinging to both shores, the wide Nahanni was running open water. Suddenly I could think only of escape, and I was already picturing how we could do it

This excerpt describes the setting during certain weather conditions. Look at the phrases below, and click the ones that describe the changes that are happening in this setting.

(Choose 3)

high winds

river totally iced over

temperature is rising

ice melting on river

extremely cold temperatures

ice melting on river

extremely cold temperatures

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Read the following excerpt from Far North.

In the morning the Chinook was blowing stronge...