Proverbs describing the weather

Proverbs describing the weather are as follows:

1, May is long, October is short, and February and August are neither long nor short. Beginning of spring that day, it was raining, and it was wet until Qingming.

2. The sun is shining and the spring is beautiful in beginning of spring. Stay indoors at sunrise and travel thousands of miles at sunset.

3, yellow wind at sunrise, red rain every day, not yellow or red and clear. It doesn't rain in the east wind of R&F.

It will clear up after the rain clears up. It was foggy in the morning and sunny all day.

5, three days of north wind and two days of rain. On the first day of early spring, it was a dry year with heavy snow.

Weather proverbs, also known as agricultural proverbs, are widely circulated in China. Weather proverbs are basically the product of agricultural society. The history of dictation and notes is full of rhymes, anecdotes and proverbs to show whether it will be sunny or stormy tomorrow.

Whether it is farmers, vendors or others who want to farm, whether they can predict the weather tomorrow is the key to success or failure. Before mercury barometer was invented, it was extremely difficult to collect any weather forecast data.

Although it can provide a tool to predict humidity changes like weather bars, the most reliable way to predict the weather is human experience. The region with moderate latitude on the earth, about 30 to 60 degrees north latitude or 30 to 60 degrees south latitude, is the main activity area of human beings.

In these places, the weather changes obviously, and the same climate will not last for many years. Today is a wet sunny day, and tomorrow may be a cold thunderstorm.

Although many people in the world live in the equatorial zone, in many cases, the climate in this zone will not change significantly. For example, the Sahara desert is hot and dry all year round, while the Indian subcontinent and the western Pacific are rainy all year round, and the weather changes little during the day.

Therefore, the weather proverbs in the Chinese world are mainly applicable to areas with moderate latitudes, because the climate changes there are obvious. But the applicability of weather proverbs may be different in different areas, such as the sun in the east rainbow and the rain in the west rainbow.

Because most of China is in the westerlies, if there is a rainbow in the west, it means that there are clouds and rain in the west, and it will soon move eastward and rain. If there is a rainbow in the east, it means that the cloud and rain belt has moved away and sunny days are coming.