Idioms describing astronomical meteorology?

Weather and climate phenomena are closely related to the life and culture of the Chinese nation, from cold, warm, dry and wet to spring, summer, autumn and winter; From wind, clouds, thunder and electricity to rain, snow, frost and fog, it can also be described as "colorful" in the idiom world.

Some of these idioms are used to reflect and describe natural or social phenomena, such as rivers, changeable situations, ice and snow, spring dew and autumn frost, storms and so on. Others are summaries of some social experiences or have aphorisms and philosophies, such as: a year's plan lies in spring, everything happens for a reason, there is no smoke without fire, there are unexpected events in the sky, and it is quite critical. Others are used to express people's complex thoughts and feelings, such as: the spring breeze is full of lofty sentiments, the face is full of spring breeze, it is as cold as ice, it is a bolt from the blue, it is like sitting on a cloud, breathing through Changhong and so on. Others are used to express and describe some forms of things and other social situations, such as: dark clouds, small town, have it both ways, rising to the top of the world, sudden changes in the situation, etc., which are difficult to describe.

However, no matter what the object of expression is, as long as these idioms are used properly, the language of the article will become more vivid and vivid. On the one hand, it shows the contribution of our ancestors to language and culture, on the other hand, it also shows that climate phenomenon is closely related not only to people's daily life and social life, but also to the development of human language and culture.