The term used to describe Spanish weather in the Fast Show's Channel 9 sketch. It was always 'scorchio' (accompanied by the appropriate symbol of a sun) except for one episode, when it was cumulus nimbus, making Paula the weather girl cry.
by Superfrog March 08, 2004
by Gregory Grayson August 06, 2009
by Neopian November 06, 2003
by That guy from gamefaqs February 11, 2004
The definitive Geographical case study, if you ever needed a case study to use this was it. The only place to suffer droughts, famines, floods and volcanic eruptions on cue.
Example A)
Teacher - 'Does anyone have al example of this type of flooding?'
Student - ''El Scorchio in Indonesia when there was a monsoon in 2004'
Teacher - '....'
Example B)
Student A - I can't think of a case study for a famine
Student B - How about El Scorchio in Ghana and the great famine it suffered in 1957?
Teacher - 'Does anyone have al example of this type of flooding?'
Student - ''El Scorchio in Indonesia when there was a monsoon in 2004'
Teacher - '....'
Example B)
Student A - I can't think of a case study for a famine
Student B - How about El Scorchio in Ghana and the great famine it suffered in 1957?
by Culv February 26, 2012