Forecast

Pihu Jain, Class 4, Phoenix Greens School of Learning, Telangana

Once upon a time, there was a young boy who was walking around his neighbourhood. He decided to go to the temple. His name was Harish. When Harish reached the temple, he met a priest. The priest said, “Young boy, why are you here so late? It is about to rain heavily.” Harish got a little confused; it was not raining so why was the priest saying it would rain. He asked, “Sir, it is not raining. Why do you say that it will rain heavily?” The priest answered, “You should look at your surroundings; look at the flowers— they are moving due to the fast wind.” Then suddenly it started to pour hard. Harish was very surprised. 

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Later, the priest offered that Harish could stay at the temple until the rain stopped. But before Harish could answer, his mother came with an umbrella. He was very happy but before going home, he thanked the priest for his offer. When he reached his house, the windows and almirahs were banging loudly. The sky was dark as the clouds had covered the sky. 

When the rain stopped, everybody came out and noted that a few shops had blown away and broken down. Later that evening, the safety council called for a meeting; they wanted to discuss what they could do if such a storm was to reoccur in the future. After hours of thinking, they thought that they should think about it at home or tomorrow. At night, the stars were shining bright and the fireflies were the lights that were lighting up the city. 

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The next morning, the council came up with an idea. They thought of setting up forecast robots that could alert the citizens if it would be a rainy day or a hot day. After two to three months, it was the rainy season. The robots were placed and it was about to rain when the robots said, “Please rush into your houses; it is about to rain.” The robots kept saying that until all the citizens were in their houses. 

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It rained just as predicted. The citizens showed gratitude to the council and were always safe from the rain and the hot sun. 

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