It's cloudy in June, Wan Li's eyes are empty and it's raining cats and dogs. What can be used as a two-part allegorical saying?

There are few allegorical sayings about the weather, and most of them are folk proverbs.

It snowed heavily in June, and there were many complaints.

Sunrise in the east and rain in the west-the road is sunny but sunny.

On that day in June, women's faces will change as they say.

There is no rain on the solstice of winter, and it is a sunny winter.

Clouds in the east-a gust of wind

Where does the cloud go-water without chickens.

The clouds are moving south-it's raining again and again.

The dark clouds are moving north-it's getting dark.

The sun rises in the west for the first time.

There is no heavy rain when it rains first-it is not sunny after it rains.

Ants move the snake aisle-a rainstorm is coming.

Swallows fly low and snake-a heavy rain is coming.

Cicada crows in the rain-sunny day is coming soon.

When it rains, the sun shines-a false feeling (sunny)

December weather-hands and feet (frozen hands and feet)

Wear a skirt for three days and nine days-beautiful and moving (frozen)

Wearing a fur robe in June-covering your sweat (Wuhan)