What does the rural proverb "People pile up when it thunders in the first month, and wheat piles when it thunders in February" mean?

Thunder in the first month is considered bad in people's eyes, which will affect the crop harvest in a year. Thunder in February is a very auspicious sign, which indicates a good year.

In rural areas, people all know what kind of solar terms there are in each season. What kind of solar terms should appear in any season has natural laws. Once the solar term should not appear in this season, people will think it is a bad sign.

In the countryside, people depend on the weather for food. If the weather is bad, farmers will do their best and even can't harvest their food. After so many years of observation, they will find that the first month was originally a month without thunder.

Farmers are most worried if there is abnormal weather like thunderstorm in the first month. When spring is still warm, the cold in late spring appears, which is a devastating blow to the growing crops. There will be no grain harvest, so people say that people will pile up when it thunders in the first month.

It's good to thunder in February of the lunar calendar. First, the weather is fine in the New Year. The crops grown in February have dried up for a long time, and the season of thunder and rain can make the crops grow faster. Crops absorb water, and their rapid growth also means a bumper harvest.

In fact, the thunder and rain in March of the lunar calendar is also a good sign. In March, thunder and chaff can fly, which proves that farmers' harvest is quite good. The rain in March moistens everything like timely rain.