Can you send a bodhisattva to the temple on a cloudy day?

Generally speaking, in Buddhist temples, believers can choose to visit the temples under any weather conditions, including cloudy days, according to their own wishes and itinerary. Religious activities are usually expressions of spiritual beliefs and are not limited by weather conditions.

However, under some special circumstances, such as bad weather or extreme weather conditions, the temple may be temporarily closed or restricted for believers to enter. This is for safety reasons, but also to protect the health and safety of temples and believers. In this case, you can contact the temple in advance to confirm whether it is open and the visiting time.

In short, if you want to see the Bodhisattva off on a cloudy day, you can first contact the temple to confirm the opening time and observe the rules and etiquette of the local temple.