Description of the scene before heavy rain

The scene before the rainstorm is described as follows:

First of all, the color and atmosphere of the sky are very important. The sky before a rainstorm usually presents a unique dark tone, as if it had been dyed with thick ink. The whole sky is covered with a thick layer of dark clouds, which looks like a huge black curtain, indicating that a storm is coming. As time goes on, the color of the sky gradually darkens, as if the night came early.

In this weather, the humidity in the air is very high, which makes people feel very hot and humid. There is a dull smell in the air, which is caused by the drop of air pressure and the inability of moisture in the air to rise. This dull breath often makes people feel depressed and suffocated.

Wind is also an important factor before rainstorm. The wind usually becomes very violent, carrying dust, leaves and waste on the ground into the air. In the gale before the rainstorm, these objects were thrown at will, forming a frenzied landscape. The wind will also have a fresh and moist smell, because it will take away water when it blows over the ocean or lake.

The sound of nature is also one of the characteristics before the rainstorm. With the whistling of the wind and the impact of objects, you may hear a quiet sound, which is made by insects, birds and other animals. They seem to be preparing for the coming storm, and this quiet sound often makes people feel mysterious and uneasy.

Visually, the scene before the rainstorm is also very special. The scenery in the distance becomes blurred, as if shrouded in a mist. The surrounding buildings and natural landscapes have also become blurred, giving people a vague feeling. Under the illumination of lightning, the clouds are reflected more darkly and fearfully. The flash of lightning will also make the whole scene more vivid.

In this weather, people's behavior will also change. They are looking for shelter or rushing home, trying to avoid going out. Vehicles on the road will also drive slowly because of reduced visibility, and pedestrians are even less common. People will take this opportunity to make preparations at home, such as closing doors and windows, putting clothes to dry and so on.