Words describing cloudy days

Idioms describing cloudy days are as follows:

Cloud lock: describes the gloomy weather and gloomy atmosphere.

Wind and rain are like rock: rock: big stone. Describe extreme wind and rain.

Rainstorm: Rain is as heavy as water in a basin. Describe the urgency of the rain.

Darkness: gloom: darkness. Describe a dark sky or dim light. It also describes unconsciousness, dizziness or loss of control. It is also a metaphor for the darkness and chaos of society.

Heavy rain: rainstorm: the appearance of heavy rain. Describe inches as large.

Cloudy: describes the close distribution of clouds.

Yunmi: Cloud: Red means red, sometimes referring to Xia Hong; Sometimes it refers to the evenly distributed clouds before it snows. Thick clouds covered the sky, indicating that heavy snow was coming.

Wind and rain: Strong wind and heavy rain come together. Describe the weather as very bad.

Dusk: dusk: evening; ... it was dark. It is dark at night.

Storm: suddenly, suddenly: quickly, suddenly. A violent and urgent storm. Metaphor is huge, rapid and violent development.

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1, the weather is gloomy, the sky is thick, low, gray-yellow cloudy. The northeast wind roared and ran wildly in the wilderness. It seems to be holding a sword, which can pierce a tight leather coat, not to mention the exposed face, and it is scratched again and again, and the pain is unbearable.

2. In winter, the weather is gloomy, and the sky is thick, low and gray-yellow turbid clouds. The northeast wind roared and ran wildly in the wilderness. It seems to hold a sharp sword and can pierce a tight leather coat. The sun seems to be afraid of the cold, sliding from east to west and passing by. Without the sun, the ancient tree seems to have lost its soul and is no longer as angry as before.

3. The cloudy day in summer is too thick and heavy, and the whole sky seems to be a weightless balance; Cloudy days in spring and autumn seem to have no impression, but they are an understatement in one season.