It’s hot means something feels warm or very warm, just like when you touch a stove.
Why It Feels Hot
How We Know Something Is Hot
You can tell if something is hot by touching it. If your hand feels like it’s burning after a few seconds, that means it’s very hot. Like when you touch a toaster or a pot on the stove, they feel hot because they have lots of energy inside them.
Hot Things Can Change Other Things
Examples
- A kid feels the pavement burning under their feet during a summer day.
- The neighborhood pool is too hot to swim in.
- The ice cream melted before it could be eaten.
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See also
- How london paris and new york coped in the heatwaves of the past?
- How Does Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming | Environmental Science | LetsTute Work?
- What are climate effects?
- What are the temperature rises?
- What are heat feedback loops?