How's the weather?

Spiders weave webs to make the weather clear.

Spiders make a living by catching insects with nets. In windy and rainy weather, cobwebs are often damaged, and at the same time, the air is humid and the viscosity of cobwebs is poor, so it is often difficult to catch insects. So before the storm came, it fled to a safer place. When the wind and rain stopped and the weather was about to clear up, they came out to mend their nets and open them to hunt insects. So, when you see a spider mending the net and opening it, it indicates that the weather is going to clear up. Controlled by cold and high pressure, the weather turned fine.