What other words of nature do you understand in life? What do you understand from them?

1 Animals moving to higher places is a sign of floods

2 Dragonflies flying low are a sign of storms

3 Ants moving are also a sign of rain< /p>

4 If you see stars at night, it will be sunny tomorrow.

5 The scales on a fish are its age

6 The annual rings of a tree are also its age

Look at the white clouds in the sky that day, / this is the language of nature: / the white clouds are floating high, / it will definitely be a sunny day tomorrow.

Look at the ants on the ground, / This is also the language of nature: / The ants are busy moving, / They need to bring an umbrella when going out.

The tadpoles swimming in the water look like black "commas"? /Nature writes on the water: /Spring comes to the world.

The wild geese are flying south in formation, /isn’t it like a string of "ellipses"? /Nature writes in the blue sky: /Autumn is right in front of you.

If a big tree is cut down, / you will find the growth rings - / only grows one circle a year, / this is the language of nature.

If you catch a big fish, / there will also be circles on the fish scales - / one circle is one year old, / this is the language of nature.

Nature has embedded the "trilobite" fossils on the top of the Himalayas. / This is telling people: / There was once a vast ocean.

⑴ "Spring rain is as precious as oil, and summer rain flows everywhere." "There is no strong wind in spring, but there is little rain in summer."

⑵ "There is no rain in the summer and drought in the autumn", "the summer is cold and the autumn is long".

⑶ "There are floods of water in autumn, and the sky is full of snow in winter", "There is drought in autumn, and there is ice in winter."

⑷ "Cold water dries up, but spring water is plentiful", "Winter thunder strikes, and spring rain falls."

⑸ "Spring snow and hundred days of rain".

These weather proverbs reflect the relationship between seasonal climate characteristics. Meteorologists using these proverbs for climate prediction must first conduct a large amount of verification work on the proverbs, and then use them as a criterion for climate forecasting. .

Ten and five-month rhythms measure climate

Many weather proverbs reflect the changes and relationships of weather and climate in five months, about one season apart. For example:

⑴ "There is no spring breeze, but there are few autumn rains", "There are several strong winds in spring, and there are several heavy rains in autumn."

⑵ "On the 39th, there is an east wind, but there is no heavy rain in Huangmei." ".

The above two sets of weather proverbs are mainly used to predict precipitation weather for about 5 months (150 days) based on cold air activities in winter and spring. We once verified the weather proverb and checked the connection between cold air activity in January and precipitation in June. We found that there were 26 cold air activities, and 23 of them had precipitation processes in the next 150 days or so, accounting for 88%. The average precipitation process lasted 3 days. . It can be seen that the reliability of predicting climate change using a five-month rhythm is relatively high. , The clouds in the sky are like pears, and the ground is raining with mud

2. Cold spring brings rain, warm spring brings sunshine

3. Straight thunderstorms, small horizontal thunderstorms, heavy thunderstorms

4. Early morning Look to the southeast, and to the northwest at night

5. Dark clouds cover the morning, and the wind blows even if there is no rain

6. The sky is fish-scale, and the wind blows even if there is no rain

7. It rains in the clouds after sunset

8. Auspicious snow heralds a good year

9. An autumn rain and a cold one

10. In the north, "spring rain is as precious as oil" "Jiangnan "Rains a lot during the Qingming Festival"

11. The summer rain is separated by the cow's back, and the autumn rain is separated by the ashes

12. The weather is different ten miles away

13. Tiandong Rain, partition wall

14. Southwest formation, even if you pass by it, it will fall three inches

15. I lived to be eighty-eight, and I have never seen the southeastern head of the formation

< p>16. When the rain hits, the rooster crows, and the umbrella never leaves your hand

17. When the rain hits the garrison at dusk, it will be dry in the morning It's always misty and never clear

19. A little rain is like a nail, and it won't clear up until tomorrow; a little rain is like a bubble, and it won't clear up until tomorrow.

20. Rain sprinkles dust and people starve to death