Proverbs that predict the weather through clouds.

The proverb to know the weather from the clouds is as follows:

1, the cloud eats fire and rain, and the fire eats clouds and eats sunny days.

2. Black Huang Yun turned over, it's going to lay ice eggs.

3. There is no need to turn over the carp spot in the sky tomorrow.

4. The anvil cloud in the sky is about to rain heavily.

5, black Huang Yun rolled over, will lay ice eggs.

6, the clouds go early, and the dog dies in the afternoon.

7. Black Huang Yun turned over, and the hail was just around the corner.

It's sunny tonight, but it will burn you tomorrow.

9. The clouds will persist, and it will rain soon.

10, there is a long windless wave, and soon the wind will go crazy.

1 1, floating clouds in the morning, drying dogs in the afternoon.

12, one day it rained very early and sunny, and it rained very late until dawn.

13, there is a pod cloud in the sky, and it will rain soon.

14, it's windy every night, but rain and snow don't meet.

15. Clouds blocked the dam in the morning and it rained for three days.

16, clouds eat fog and rain, and fog eats clouds.

17, clouds are hanging in the sky and it is raining underground.

18, the sky is full of fish scales, windy and not rainy.

19, it clears up early when it rains, and it rains late until dawn.

20, long sunny west wind and rain, long rain and sunny west wind.

2 1, violent heat, dark clouds, hail landing.

22, the clouds go early, and the dog dies in the afternoon.

23. When the dark clouds turn white, there will be heavy rain.

24. There are castle clouds in the sky and thunderstorms on the ground.

25. If the south wind passes three times, it will be cloudy if it does not fall.

26, dark clouds see the sun, it rains in the middle of the night.

27. Dark clouds began to smoke and hail that day.

28. There are long clouds in the northwest and hail in the afternoon.

Proverb:

Proverbs are concise phrases widely circulated among the people, which mostly reflect the practical experience of working people and are generally passed down from mouth to mouth. Most of them are easy-to-understand spoken short sentences or rhymes.