Tomorrow from the 29th to May Day, it will be mainly sunny in the north and rainy in the south. It will still be cold in late spring? What is the farmer's proverb?

Tomorrow from the 29th to May Day, it will be mainly sunny in the north, but rainy in the south. It will still be cold in late spring? What do farmers say about the weather? The introduction is as follows:

There are many predictions about the weather in farmers' proverbs. These forecasts are often closely related to crop growth and harvests. In rural areas of China, agricultural proverbs are widely used in agricultural production and have become an important reference for farmers to predict weather and crop growth.

There is a saying in a farmer's proverb that goes like this: "The spring equinox rains, the grain rain winds, the thunder that awakens insects, and the summer is full of cicadas." This sentence refers to the weather conditions of the four solar terms: Spring Equinox, Grain Rain, Jingzhe and Summer Solstice. The vernal equinox is the midpoint of spring, Grain Rain is the last solar term of spring, Jingzhe is the third solar term of spring, and the summer solstice is the midpoint of summer.

The weather conditions during these solar terms will affect the growth and harvest of crops. The 60-year cold spring refers to the cold spring that occurs once in 60 years. Such weather conditions may adversely affect crop growth and harvests. In this case, farmers need to take corresponding measures to protect crops and ensure harvests.

There are many predictions about the weather in agricultural proverbs, such as: "The sun will grow in the winter solstice, and there will be no ice in the twelfth lunar month without snow; there will be no ice in the twelfth lunar month without frost; there will be no ice in the twelfth lunar month without wind." These predictions are all related to the growth of crops. Closely related to harvest. Farmers will take appropriate measures based on these predictions to protect crops and ensure harvests.

In modern society, the development of science and technology has made weather forecasts more accurate, but agricultural proverbs still play an important role in farmers' lives. Farmer's proverbs are not only a cultural heritage, but also the crystallization of farmers' wisdom. Through long-term observation and practice, farmers have summarized many useful experiences, which have important guiding significance for agricultural production.