1. 如：“云行东，雨无踪，车马通”；“云行南，马溅泥，水没犁”；“云行西，雨潺潺，水涨潭”；“云行北，雨便足，好晒谷。”

1. As examples: "Clouds move east, no trace of rain, carriages and horses pass freely"; "Clouds move south, horses splash mud, water submerges plows"; "Clouds move west, rain drizzles, water swells the pond"; "Clouds move north, rain is abundant, a good time for drying grain."

2. 鸟往船上落，雨天要经过。

2. Birds land on the boat, you must pass through in the rain.

3. 空中鱼鳞天，不雨也风颠。 天上豆荚云，不久雨将临。 天上铁砧云，很快大雨淋。 老云结了驾，不阴也要下。 云吃雾有雨，雾吃云好天。 云吃火有雨，火吃云晴天。 乌云接日头，半夜雨不愁。 乌云脚底白，定有大雨来。 低云不见走，落雨在不久。

3. Fish scales in the sky, no rain but wind is crazy. Bean pod clouds in the sky, rain will come soon. Anvil clouds in the sky, heavy rain will soon pour down. Old clouds gather, no shade will still rain. Clouds eat mist and rain, mist eats clouds and has a fine day. Clouds eat fire and rain, fire eats clouds and it's a sunny day. Dark clouds meet the sun, no worry about rain at midnight. Dark clouds with white feet, heavy rain is coming. Low clouds don't move, rain will fall soon.

4. “游丝天外飞；久晴便可期”：游丝天外飞指毛卷云。这种云孤立地出现，一般说明高空比较稳定；如果云不是系统地增多变厚，一般预示天气继续晴朗。 “天上钩钩云，地上雨淋淋”：钩钩云即气象上的钩卷云。钩卷云出现后往往有低气压或明显的低压槽移来，要下雨了。 “鱼鳞天，不雨也风颠”：鱼鳞天指卷积云。这种云也是下雨或刮风的征兆。 “天上鲤鱼斑，明日晒谷不用翻”：鲤鱼斑指透光高积云，往往是高气压控制下的征兆。故一般短期内天气仍晴好。 “炮台云，雨淋淋”：炮台云指堡状高积云或堡状层积云，往往出现在低压槽的前部，表示空气不稳定，要下雨。 “乌云接日头，半夜雨稠稠”：指太阳下山时，西边天空的乌云接住太阳，并且乌云自西向东移动，预示当天夜里要下雨。 “西北开天锁，明朝太阳大”：在下雨或阴天时，西北方向云层裂开有一块蓝天出现，称“开天锁”。它预示很快就要雨止云消。 “朝霞不出门，晚霞行千里”：早晨出现霞，预示天气要下雨；傍晚出现霞，预示天气晴朗。 “云交云，雨淋淋”:云交云指上下两层云或者几层云移动方向不一致，说明这几层风向不一致，它通常发生在冷暖空气交界面附近，故预兆要下雨。 “太阳现一现，三天不见面”：春季或者春夏过渡时期在下雨的日子里，中午云层一度裂开，太阳露一露，但不久云层又聚积变厚。这通常是对流日变化所造成的暂时现象，阴雨天气仍将继续维持。类似的谚语还有“太阳笑，淋破庙”、“太阳现，三天不见面”、“亮一亮，下一丈”等。 “乱云天顶绞，风雨来不少”：“乱云”指天空云多，上下有几层。“绞”指云系又不稳定，扰动性大，上下对流旺盛。这些现象预示风雨要来临了。 “馒头云，晒死人”：天上出现象馒头一样的云（淡积云），预示短期内天晴。 “梭子云，定天晴”：梭子云指荚状高积云，这种云如果云量少，变化不大，预兆短时期内天晴。 “云向东，一场空；云向南，雨成潭；云向西，披蓑衣；云向北，雨没得”：从云的走向来预示晴雨。云向东、向北移动，一般不会下雨；云向南、向西移动，预兆要下雨。 “有雨山戴帽，无雨云拦腰”：云盖住山顶，叫“山戴帽”。云层挡住山腰，可见山顶，叫“云拦腰”。当阴雨天气来临时，云层比较低，云底盖住山顶，故兆雨；拦腰的云，一般都是由于夜间冷却生成的地方性云，云层不厚，故兆晴。 “日落射脚，三天内雨落”：太阳从云层的空隙中射下来，称“日射脚”。傍晚出现日射脚，说明对流作用强烈，预兆未来要下雨。 “天上赶羊，地下雨不强”：“天上赶羊”指碎积云。这种云一般不会下雨，即使下也是很小的雨，一扫而过。 “悬球云，雷雨不停”:夏天，在乌黑的雷雨云的底部有时是波浪形状，出现象悬球状的云，预示雷雨大而强，常伴有短时间的偏北大风。 “东虹口头，西虹雨”：虹出现在东方，预兆天晴；虹出现在西面，则预兆要下雨。 “日晕三更雨，月晕午时风”：白天太阳旁出现晕环，预兆半夜前后要下雨；晕环出现在月亮周围，预兆不久要刮风。当然日晕不一定只兆雨，月晕不一定只兆风，只是说明天气将转坏。 “日出胭脂红，无雨便是风”：早晨太阳初升时，天空中出现胭脂一样红的颜色，说明水汽增多，预兆风雨要来了。 “月亮撑红伞，有大雨；月亮撑黄伞，有小雨；月亮撑蓝伞，多风云；月亮撑黑伞，大晴天”：根据无云或少云的夜晚月亮周围的不同颜色光轮来预兆晴雨。月亮周围红色光轮表示空气中水汽丰沛，**次之，蓝色、黑色更少。 “大华晴，小华雨”：月亮周围的华在增大，说明大气逐渐稳定，云中水滴或冰晶变小，兆晴；相反，华越小，则预兆下雨。 “星光含水，雨将临”：晴天的夜晚，有时会看到星星的周围有个亮圈，看上去蒙蒙亮，称“星光含水”。这现象预兆要下雨了。

4. "Wandering threads fly beyond the sky; A long sunny spell is to be expected": The "wandering threads flying beyond the sky" refer to the curling clouds. These clouds appear alone and generally indicate a stable high altitude; if the clouds do not increase systematically in thickness, it usually预示s continued fair weather. "Clouds like hooks in the sky, rain pours on the ground": The "hook clouds" are the hook-shaped clouds in meteorology. The appearance of hook-shaped clouds often indicates the approach of a low-pressure system or a distinct low-pressure trough, signaling rain is coming. "Fish scale sky, no rain but strong winds": "Fish scale sky" refers to the cirrus clouds. These clouds are also signs of rain or strong winds. "Carp-scale clouds in the sky, no need to turn over the grain tomorrow": "Carp-scale clouds" refer to the stratocumulus clouds with light transmittance. They often indicate high-pressure control and are a sign of continued fair weather in the short term. "Fortress clouds, it rains heavily": "Fortress clouds" refer to cumulus castellanus or cumulonimbus castellanus, which often appear in front of a low-pressure trough, indicating unstable air and impending rain. "Black clouds embrace the sun, heavy rain will fall in the middle of the night": This refers to the situation where black clouds on the western side of the sky embrace the setting sun and move from west to east, signaling rain that night. "Northwest opens the lock of the sky, the sun will be bright tomorrow": When it is raining or overcast, a blue sky appears in the northwest, known as "opening the lock of the sky". It predicts that the rain will stop and the clouds will disperse soon. "Morning glow, don't go out; evening glow, travel a thousand miles": A morning glow predicts rain, while an evening glow predicts fair weather. "Clouds cross each other, it rains heavily": "Clouds crossing each other" refers to the situation where two or more layers of clouds move in different directions, indicating inconsistent wind directions among the layers. This usually occurs near the interface of warm and cold air masses and usually predicts rain. "The sun appears for a moment, it won't be seen for three days": In spring or during the transition period from spring to summer, when it is raining, the clouds may once crack open in the middle of the day, with the sun briefly showing through, but the clouds will gather and thicken again soon. This is usually a temporary phenomenon caused by convective weather changes, and overcast and rainy weather will continue. Similar proverbs include "The sun smiles, the temple leaks", "The sun appears, it won't be seen for three days", and "A moment of brightness, a foot of rain will follow". "Chaotic clouds twist at the top, a lot of wind and rain are coming": "Chaotic clouds" refer to a sky filled with clouds with several layers. "Twist" refers to unstable cloud systems with a high degree of turbulence and strong updrafts. These phenomena predict that wind and rain are approaching. "Bread roll clouds, it will be sunny for a short time": The appearance of clouds resembling bread rolls (stratocumulus) in the sky predicts short-term fair weather. "Comma clouds, the sky will be clear": "Comma clouds" refer to the lenticular clouds. If the amount of cloud is small and the changes are not significant, it predicts short-term fair weather. "Clouds moving east, a waste of effort; clouds moving south, rain will form a pond; clouds moving west, wear a raincoat; clouds moving north, rain will not fall": Predicting fair or rainy weather from the direction of cloud movement. Clouds moving east or north generally do not bring rain; clouds moving south or west predict rain. "If it rains, the mountain wears a hat; if it doesn't rain, the clouds cross the waist": A "hat on the mountain" refers to clouds covering the summit of the mountain. "Clouds crossing the waist" refers to clouds covering the middle part of the mountain, allowing the summit to be seen. When rainy weather approaches, the clouds are relatively low, covering the summit, thus signaling rain; clouds at the waist are usually local clouds formed during nighttime cooling, not thick, thus signaling fair weather. "Sunset shoots the foot, rain will fall within three days": The sun shooting through the gaps in the clouds is called "sun shooting the foot". The appearance of sun shooting the foot in the evening indicates strong convective activity and predicts rain in the near future. "Heavenly sheep driving, the rain on the ground is not strong": "Heavenly sheep driving" refers to scattered stratocumulus clouds. These clouds generally do not bring rain, and even if they do, it is usually a small amount that quickly passes. "Suspended ball clouds, thunderstorms will not stop": In summer, the bottom of dark thunderstorm clouds may sometimes have a wavy shape, forming clouds resembling suspended balls, predicting thunderstorms that are strong and accompanied by occasional strong northwesterly winds. "East rainbow at the mouth, west rainbow, rain will fall": A rainbow appearing in the east predicts fair weather, while a rainbow appearing in the west predicts rain. "Sun halo at three o'clock in the morning, wind at noon": A sun halo appearing during the day predicts rain in the late night or early morning; a moon halo predicts a wind in the near future. Of course, a sun halo does not always predict rain, and a moon halo does not always predict wind; they simply indicate that the weather will worsen. "Sunrise in pink, no rain will be wind": When the sun rises in the morning, if there is a pink color in the sky, it indicates an increase in water vapor, predicting rain and wind are approaching. "The moon holds a red umbrella, there will be heavy rain; the moon holds a yellow umbrella, there will be light rain; the moon holds a blue umbrella, there will be a lot of clouds and wind; the moon holds a black umbrella, it will be a fine day": According to the different colors of the light halo around the moon on a clear or partly cloudy night, predict fair or rainy weather. The red halo around the moon indicates abundant water vapor in the air, followed by blue and black, which are less abundant. "Great halo is clear, little halo is rain": As the halo around the moon increases, it indicates that the atmosphere is gradually becoming stable, and the water droplets or ice crystals in the clouds are becoming smaller, predicting fair weather. Conversely, a smaller halo predicts rain. "Starlight contains water, rain will come": On a clear night, sometimes you can see a bright halo around the stars, looking dimly bright, known as "starlight contains water". This phenomenon predicts rain is coming.

5. 青蛙叫，大雨到。

5. If frogs croak, heavy rain is near.

6. 云变化快，形式多样，一定形态的云往往代表一定的天气情况。

6. Clouds change rapidly and come in various forms. Certain types of clouds often represent specific weather conditions.

7. 天上鲤鱼斑，明天晒谷不用翻。

7. The sky has the scales of a carp, tomorrow there will be no need to turn over the grain to dry.

8. 雷轰天边，大雨连天。

8. Thunder roars at the edge of the sky, heavy rain falls ceaselessly.

9. 星星眨眼，有雨不起。

9. The stars blink, but no rain falls.

10. 早晨下雨当日晴，晚上下雨到天明。

10. It rained in the morning, and the day was clear; it rained all night until dawn.

11. 炸雷雨小，闷雷雨大。

11. Thunderstorms with explosions are small, and thunderstorms with muffled thunder are large.

12. 通过云来看天气的晴雨也是农民常用的一种方法，北方农民根据云的飘动，创造了这样的谚语。

12. Looking at the weather's sunny or rainy through the clouds is also a commonly used method among farmers. Northern farmers have created such proverbs based on the movement of the clouds.

13. 雨后生东风，未来雨更凶。

13. After the rain comes the east wind, and the future rain will be even more fierce.

14. 天上拉海纤，下雨不过三。

14. If the sky pulls the sea thread, it will rain no more than three times.

15. 云下山，地不干。

15. Clouds descend from the mountain, the earth does not dry.

16. 天上铁砧云，很快大雨淋。

16. Iron anvil clouds in the sky, soon it will rain heavily.

17. 黑黄云滚翻，冰雹在眼前。

17. Dark and yellow clouds swirl and roll, hailstones are before my eyes.

18. 水里泛青苔，天有风雨来。

18. Algae flourish in the water, as rain and wind are approaching the sky.

19. 天空的薄云，往往是天气晴朗的象征;而那些低而厚密的云层，常常是阴雨风雪的预兆，并且可以根据种种迹象判断天气，虽不是十分准确，但是 谚语 却也流传几世，接下来我为大家整理了看云识天气的谚语，欢迎大家阅读!

19. Thin clouds in the sky are often a symbol of fair weather; while low, thick clouds often herald rainy, snowy, or windy conditions. One can judge the weather based on various signs, though not always very accurately. The proverbs have been passed down through generations. Next, I have compiled some proverbs about interpreting weather from clouds, and I welcome everyone to read them!

20. 泥鳅跳，雨来到。

20. The eel jumps, the rain will come.

21. 晴天不见山，下雨三五天。

21. On sunny days, the mountains are not visible; it rains for three or five days.

22. 风头一个帆，雨后变晴天。

22. A single sail in the wind, a sunny day after the rain.

23. 蚊子咬得怪，天气要变坏。

23. The bite of the mosquito is strange, the weather will turn bad.

24. 风大夜无露，阴天夜无霜。

24. A strong wind at night means no dew, and a cloudy night means no frost.

25. 水缸穿裙，大雨淋淋。

25. The water jar wears a skirt, and it rains heavily.

26. 海水起黄沫，大风不久过。

26. The sea starts to foam yellow, and a strong wind will soon pass.

27. 四周天不亮，必定有风浪。

27. Before the dawn breaks, there will certainly be winds and waves.

28. 蜜蜂归窠迟，来日好天气。?>

28. Bees return late to the hive, promising fine weather tomorrow.

29. 乌云脚底白，定有大雨来。

29. The clouds at the feet are white, a great rain is sure to come.

30. 南闪火开门，北闪有雨临。

30. South闪 opens the door, North闪 brings rain.

31. 雷公先 唱歌 ，有雨也不多。

31. Lei Gong first sings, and even if it rains, it won't be too much.

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33. 天上钩钩云，地上雨淋淋。 天有城堡云，地上雷雨临。 天上扫帚云，三天雨降淋。 早晨棉絮云，午后必雨淋。 早晨东云长，有雨不过晌。 早晨云挡坝，三天有雨下。 早晨浮云走，午后晒死狗。 早雨一日晴，晚雨到天明。 今晚花花云，明天晒死人。

33. Clouds in the sky like hooks, rain pouring on the ground. Castle clouds in the sky, thunder and rain on the ground. Broom clouds in the sky, rain falls for three days. Cotton cloud in the morning, rain will pour in the afternoon. Morning east cloud stretches, rain won't come until noon. Morning cloud blocks the dam, rain will fall for three days. Morning floating clouds move, dogs will be sunbaked in the afternoon. Early rain, one day of sunshine; late rain, rain until morning. Tonight colorful clouds, tomorrow sun will kill people.

34. 朝有破紫云，午后雷雨临。

34. In the morning, purple clouds are broken; by noon, thunder and rain approach.

35. 如：“鱼鳞天，不雨也风颠”说的鱼鳞状的云，气象学上称此为“卷积云”，是风雨的前兆；“瓦块云，晒死人”则说的是另外形态的云；“黄瓜云，淋煞人；茄子云，晒煞人”，“黄瓜云”说的是卷云的一种，为雨将要来临的先兆。

35. For example, the saying "Fish scale sky, not rain but wind crazy" refers to clouds in the shape of fish scales, which are known as "circular clouds" in meteorology and are a sign of impending rain and wind; "Tile cloud, sun-burns people" refers to another type of cloud; "Cucumber cloud, drenches people; Eggplant cloud, sun-burns people" – "Cucumber cloud" refers to a type of cirrus cloud, which is a sign that rain is about to arrive.

36. 直闪雨小，横闪雨大。

36. Direct lightning rain is small, while oblique lightning rain is large.

37. 西北恶云长，冰雹在后晌。 暴热黑云起，雹子要落地。 黑云起了烟，雹子在当天。 黑黄云滚翻，冰雹在眼前。 黑黄云滚翻，将要下冰蛋。 满天水上波，有雨跑不脱。

37. The evil clouds gather in the northwest, hail follows in the late afternoon. The fierce black clouds rise, the hailstones are about to fall. The dark clouds rise with smoke, hail will fall that day. The black and yellow clouds roll and toss, hail is right before our eyes. The black and yellow clouds roll and toss, ice eggs are about to fall. The whole sky is like water waves, rain cannot be avoided.

38. 山戴帽，大雨到。

38. The mountain wears a hat, a heavy rain is coming.

39. 朝霞不出门，晚霞行千里。

39. If there is no morning glow, the evening glow can travel a thousand miles.

40. 雨后刮东风，未来雨不停。

40. After the rain, the east wind blows, and the rain will not stop in the future.

41. 急雨易晴，慢雨不开。

41. Heavy rain clears up quickly, while slow rain does not.

42. 太阳现一现，三天不见面。

42. The sun makes a brief appearance, then hides for three days.

43. 河里泛青苔，必有大雨来。

43. If there is green moss on the river, a heavy rain is sure to come.

44. 久雨闻鸟鸣，不久即转晴。

44. After a long rain, the sound of birds chirping is heard, and the weather soon turns sunny.

45. 谚语是一个汉语词语，读音yàn yǔ，谚语是汉语的重要组成部分，是指广泛流传于民间的言简意赅的短语。多数谚语反映了劳动人民的生活实践经验，而且一般是经过口头传下来的。它多是口语形式的通俗易懂的短句或韵语。

45. Proverb is a Chinese word, pronounced as "yàn yǔ". Proverbs are an important part of the Chinese language, referring to concise and meaningful phrases that are widely spread among the people. Most proverbs reflect the life and practical experience of the working people, and are generally passed down orally. They are mostly short sentences or rhymed verses in colloquial form that are easy to understand.

46. 早晨云挡坝，三天有雨下。

46. In the morning, clouds block the dam, and it will rain for three days.

47. 星星眨眨眼，出门要带伞。

47. The stars blink, carry an umbrella when you go out.

48. 喜鹊搭窝高，当年 雨水 涝。

48. Magpies build nests high, and there will be rain and flooding that year.

49. 西北天开锁，明朝大太阳。

49. The lock of the northwest opens, and there's a big sun in the morning.

50. 早晨浮云走，午后晒死狗。

50. In the morning, the floating clouds wander; by noon, the dogs are sunbaked to death.

51. 星星明，来日晴。

51. The stars are bright, the future will be sunny.