Proverbs describing the weather

The proverbs that describe the weather are as follows:

1. The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is sunshine but there is no sunshine.

2.—One autumn rain and one cold, ten autumn rains put on cotton.

3. It rains first but not heavily, and then it rains but not sunny.

4. The bees come home late, the rain comes and the wind blows.

5. When salty things return to tide, it will rain.

6. When the clouds are in the east, the rain is not bad; when the clouds are in the south, the river is full.

7. The night is full of stars and the sky is sunny.

The night is full of stars and the sky is clear.

8. There is a lot of grass in the swallow's nest and there is a lot of rain.

9. If there is no east wind, there will be no rain; if there is no west wind, there will be no sunshine.

10. If you don’t go out in the morning glow, the sunset will travel thousands of miles.

11. The dark clouds meet the sun, and there is no need to worry about the rain in the middle of the night.

12. There are fish and flowers in the river, and it rains every day.

13. Rapid thunder clears up quickly, but dull thunder makes it difficult to clear up.

Thunderstorm

Tonight there will be flowers and clouds, but tomorrow people will be scorched to death. The sky is fish-scale, and even if it doesn't rain, it's windy.

Termites fly under the lamp, heavy rains and floods arrive.

When thunder hits the top of the sky, the rain is not severe; when thunder hits the sky, it rains continuously.

Clouds blocked the dam in the morning, and it rained for three days.

Rainy day

The old clouds have formed and it will rain even if it is not overcast.

The heat is at the beginning of autumn, and mice will die from the heat.

After the rain comes the east wind, and the rain will be more severe in the future.

Lei Gong Yanyan is screaming, heavy rain is coming.

The east wind rains and the east wind clears, but the east wind blows again and it doesn’t work.

The black clouds started to smoke, and the hail fell that day.

The water tank wears a skirt and is soaked in heavy rain.

Expansion: Weather proverbs, also known as peasant proverbs, are common sayings about weather changes that are spread among the people in the form of idioms or songs.

Weather proverbs are basically a product of agricultural society, and the history of oral and written records is full of rhymes, anecdotes and proverbs to indicate whether the weather will be clear or windy tomorrow. Whether you are a farmer, a trader, or someone else, being able to predict tomorrow's weather is the key to success or failure.

Before the invention of the mercury barometer, it was extremely difficult to collect any predictive data about the weather. While there are tools like Weather Wands that provide predictions of changes in humidity, the most reliable way to predict weather is human experience.