WEATHER IDIOMS (COLD DAY IN JULY)

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As you know, this week we are looking at idioms related to the weather.

Today's expression is: Cold day in July

Definition: We use it to refer to an event that we don't think will ever happen.

Sometimes we say a cold day in hell. 

Example 1:
Lisa: Can you ask Pat to wash the dishes?
Nancy: Pat... wash the dishes? It'll be a cold day in July when that happens. If you want to get the dishes washed, ask Jack.  

Example 2: It'll be a cold day in hell when all politicians speak honestly. 

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