It's raining heavily, no matter what it means to thunder or not.

Whether it is sunny or rainy, it shows that the weather in June is the most changeable, and it will rain whether it thunders or not.

This sentence is most changeable in June, when it is sunny and rainy. Whether it thunders or not, it pours in an instant. It is a folk proverb about the weather and the crystallization of folk wisdom. After years of experience accumulation, a well-known proverb has been formed, which is still talked about by everyone. I'm talking about the weather in summer and its influence on agricultural production.

Proverbs about summer:

1. In summer, the west wind blows on the solstice, and the ground is dry: it is pleasant to blow the southeast wind when the summer solstice comes, and the southeast wind can bring abundant rainfall. Under the condition of high temperature and high humidity, rainfall has played a very significant role in alleviating the current farmland drought. It can make the autumn grain last forever, and the most uncomfortable thing is the weather blowing northwest wind, which will lead to a long drought without rain and dry the ground.

2. The mountain is afraid of thunder, and the summer solstice is afraid of the north wind; This old saying is widely known and deeply rooted in people's hearts, because it is directly related to the harvest of crops. There is a saying about harvest: barley is not full and wheat is not full. It means that barley should be harvested before and after Xiaoman, and wheat should be harvested before and after the awning. The wheat harvest season used to be called "Longkou grabbing grain". What I fear most is thunder and heavy rain.

3. Southeast wind from summer to Sunday, and heavy rain after eighteen days. It is the same to prop up the boat peacefully. They all think that the southeast wind blows on the summer solstice, so there will be heavy rain soon. Why does it rain heavily as soon as the southeast wind blows? There is some truth in this proverb, because the rainy season comes after the summer solstice, and summer rainfall is usually brought by low-pressure clouds in the southeast, so when the southeast wind blows, it is also a precursor of rainfall.