[speaker001:] It's a lovely day out today, isn't it?
[speaker002:] It's beautiful. Enjoy it while it lasts. It's supposed to get cold tomorrow.
[speaker001:] What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?
[speaker002:] It's supposed to snow early tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon there's a chance of freezing rain.
[speaker001:] That doesn't sound pretty.
[speaker002:] Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
[speaker001:] Well, I was going to drive to Birmingham to see some friends.
[speaker002:] You might want to change your plans. With the cold and wet weather that we're supposed to have tomorrow, the roads are going to be rather slippery.
[speaker001:] I suppose I should. I don't like driving in dangerous weather conditions. Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
[speaker002:] I just have to go to class tomorrow afternoon.
[speaker001:] If you're lucky, it'll get cancelled and you can have a snow day!
[speaker002:] If that happens, then I'll invite you over and we can drink hot cocoa and watch movies.
[speaker001:] That sounds like fun.
[speaker002:] Hey, look outside! It's started to drizzle!
[speaker001:] English weather is even more predictable than I had previously thought.