Idioms indicating bad weather

Drip of water turns into ice: describes the weather being extremely cold.

The cold wind is biting: biting, biting cold. Describes very cold.

Twelfth lunar month: refers to the cold weather seasons in October, November (winter month) and December (twelfth lunar month) of the lunar calendar. Also known as "the twelfth lunar month of winter".

Counting nine cold days: Counting nine, every nine days starting from the winter solstice is a "nine", counting from one "nine", counting to nine "nine". Describes a particularly cold winter.

It’s freezing cold: It describes the weather being extremely cold.

Cloud and mist lock: describes the dark weather and gloomy atmosphere.

Shiliujin: melt gold and stone at high temperature. Describe the hot weather.

Bitter wind and bitter rain: miserable wind: cold wind; bitter rain: rain that has fallen for a long time and caused disaster. Describe bad weather. Later it was used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.

The wind and the rain: describe the bad weather.

Storm: refers to strong winds and heavy rain. It also refers to a fierce momentum or a dangerous situation.

Scorched gold flowstone: The metal is burnt and the stone is melted. Describes dry and hot weather.

Scorched gold stone: melts the gold stone and burns it. Describe the hot weather.

Burned sand and rotten rocks: burnt sand and rotten rocks. Describes a very hot weather.

Wind and rain: A big storm and rain are coming together. The weather is described as very bad.

It is cold in spring, it is cold: it is cold. Describe the coldness of early spring.