What does the rural proverb "salt pot makes brine, and it rains cats and dogs" mean? Does this make sense?

Presumably, everyone has heard the saying that the salt tank is full of brine and it rains heavily. This sentence may sound unintelligible to everyone, but it is actually the experience we poor people have gained in our daily life. Although it is only a small detail, we can also see the truth.

After all, this kind of experience is passed down from generation to generation, and this existence shows that he has certain scientific truth, which is also worth remembering. You know, in the past, we didn't have such a thing as weather forecast. We look at the weather based on our own experience or some news handed down from the past, so the ancients sometimes relied on these small details to infer and think.

So we can also see the wisdom of the ancients. Even if ancient times were not as developed as they are now, the ancients wanted to know what they wanted to know. It's really amazing. They are good at observing details around them.

Because we know that before it rains, the weather is sultry and the air humidity is high. The salt in the salt pot contains a lot of sodium atoms. If the air humidity is high, there will be water droplets on the wall of the salt tank. Once this happens, we will know the latest weather, which means it will rain in two days.

So if we don't know the weather, just look at the salt pot. This is also the wisdom of the ancients, and it is worth learning. After all, there was no such thing as weather forecast in the past, so we had to rely on this method.

But now, we pay attention to things around us, and we can also understand things around us. You don't have to rely on the weather forecast. Sometimes the weather forecast is not necessarily as accurate as the saying goes.