Proverbs about the weather What are the proverbs about the weather in Grade One?

1. "Don't go out at sunrise, but travel thousands of miles at sunset."

Weather systems usually move from west to east, while red clouds are formed when the sun shines on their inside at sunrise or sunset. At these two times on the same day, the sun shines into the clouds from a very narrow angle through the thick atmosphere. As a result, the visible light with the shortest wavelength is absorbed by the clouds, that is, green, blue and purple light, so the red (complementary color relationship) clouds are formed in the sky.

2. "There is a castle cloud in the sky, and a thunderstorm is coming on the ground."

Castle cloud means that it will rain tomorrow, which is a clear weather forecast method. The weather brought by this cirrus cloud is clear and cloudless, so everyone can go out safely. In summer, the cauliflower shape of cumulus indicates that moisture rises rapidly and cools, while dry air continues to stay at high altitude.

3. "Thunder keeps falling into pieces, and the river overflows under the rain."

This proverb applies in summer, but it may not apply in winter. Air with heavy moisture is more effective in transmitting sound than dry air, so it can transmit sound to distant areas.

4. "East wind in spring is the ancestor of rain." "East wind in spring, rain gurgling."

These two proverbs mean that an easterly wind in spring is a precursor to bad weather. This is because, on the one hand, the ground warms strongly in spring. On the other hand, the warm air is gradually active, the pressure on the mainland is gradually reduced, and the anticyclone moves eastward into the sea.

easterly winds will appear at the tail of the anticyclone. These easterly winds flow to warmer land, resulting in the phenomenon that it is warm under and cold on. At this time, the air layer is unstable and prone to upward convection, so it is very likely to produce precipitation.

5, the sky is full of fish scales, and it is windy without rain.

"It's a fish-scale day in the air, and it's windy without rain." The sky obviously covered with cirrus clouds (fish scales) stretches for a long time, and this cirrus cloud at high altitude indicates that the cloud with low pressure moves from west to east.

this will usually increase the wind speed, form a storm in the east, thicken clouds and generate precipitation in the next 24 hours.