A collection of classic English proverbs about the weather

Proverbs are a kind of verbal art through which people pass on their cognitive achievements. Its style is popular, its structure is concise, its language is vivid, and its meaning is profound. It has been passed down from generation to generation in the form of word-of-mouth, and has become the essence of the national language. The following is a collection of classic English proverbs about the weather that I have compiled for you:

1. if bees stay at home, rain will soon e. if they fiy away, fine will be the day .

The bees return late, and the rain comes and the wind blows.

2. halo around the sun or moon, rain or snowsoon.

It rains at midnight in the sun halo and winds at noon in the moon halo

3.when a halo rings around the moon or sun, rain is approaching on the run.

The sun and moon are rimmed with silver, and it is going to rain soon

4.red sky at night, sailor's delight.red sky in the morning, sailor's warning.

Red sky in the evening makes the sailor happy; red sky in the morning makes the sailor anxious.

5.mountains in the morning. fountains in the evening.

Cumulonimbus clouds in the sky in the morning, heavy rain falling on the ground in the evening

6.red sky at night, sailor'sdelight.red sky in the morning, sailor take warning.

If you don't go out in the morning, the sunset will travel thousands of miles.

7. It never rains but it pours.

If it doesn’t rain, it will be amazing.

8.fish bite best before a rain.

Big fish eat small fish, and fish will fall from the sky.