Is there a folk proverb that it rains on August 15th?

Folk proverbs that it rains on August 15th include: It rains on August 15th, and lights are turned on on the 15th of the first month; It's sunny on August 15th, and sunny on January 15th. Sprinkle for a while on August 15, and the drought will end in May next year.

1, it rains on August 15th and lights up when it snows on the 15th of the first month. This proverb is the weather forecasting experience summarized by working people in their long-term production practice, which reflects the echo relationship between holiday weather. Snow in the first month indicates another bumper harvest, because the fifteenth day of the first month is the time when winter wheat begins to turn green and needs water.

2. August 15th is sunny, and the 15th day of the first month is sunny: that is to say, if the 15th day of the eighth lunar month is sunny, it indicates the 15th day of the first month of next year. August 15th and January 15th are two traditional folk festivals, one is Mid-Autumn Festival and the other is Lantern Festival. The two festivals echo each other from afar. According to the weather of Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15, it is predicted that the Lantern Festival will be sunny or sunny on the fifteenth day of the first month, which reflects the wisdom of our ancestors.

Sprinkle for a while on August 15, and the drought will end in May next year: This proverb means that if there is little rain on August 15, the weather will be dry in the coming year and it will seldom rain until May. That makes sense. Under normal circumstances, after August 15, it will reach the autumnal equinox in the 24 solar terms, followed by the cold dew and the first frost. Cold weather is also a reason for the lack of rain, and it will rain only when the flowers bloom in spring.

The meaning of proverbs

1, conveying life wisdom: proverbs are usually concise, concise, deeply rooted in people's hearts and can convey rich life wisdom. They extract people's experiences, lessons and values in daily life through short sentences. Proverbs can teach us how to treat people and things correctly, guide us to deal with interpersonal relationships, face challenges and pursue success.

2. Including values and moral standards: Proverbs usually reflect people's values and moral standards and have the function of education and inspiration. They inherit cultural traditions and social ethics and guide people to think and act from a correct angle.

3. Humor: Proverbs often use rhetorical devices such as exaggeration, metaphor or irony to express wisdom in a humorous and vivid way. They bring people happiness and entertainment, and also cause people to think and sing.