Summer is coming. Is the rural proverb "hoarding Ridomi in rainy days" reasonable?

Summer heat and summer heat both reflect the degree of heat in summer. The coming of summer heat means that the hottest season of the year is coming. I believe everyone has heard of such a rural proverb? It's raining in Foley, hoarding Ridomi? This proverb is also very reasonable. In ancient times, people also engaged in agriculture for a long time. In their work, the ancients also found that whether it rains in rainy days has a certain influence on the weather in the later period, and this proverb is exactly what people predict the growth of crops according to whether it rains in rainy days.

Summer heat is generally in the midsummer stage. During the midsummer, there is less rain in the southern region, which is prone to drought. At this time, if the temperature is higher and the illumination time is longer, the growth of crops will be more vigorous. Rain is badly needed at this time, so if it happens to rain on rainy days, it will be very helpful for the growth of crops, and the yield of crops will become higher when harvesting in autumn.

In hot summer, if the weather is very hot, it will be very hot for some time to come. On the contrary, if it doesn't feel very hot and the temperature is relatively cool during the hot summer, it means that there will be more rain in the next time. Under normal circumstances, the temperature is relatively high during the summer heat every year, because this time is the hottest summer season in a year. Especially in some areas in the south, the temperature is above 38 degrees.

So this proverb? It's raining in Foley, hoarding Ridomi? Very reasonable. In dog days, if the temperature is high and there is little rain, crops will not grow well without rain. Rain can not only cool crops, but also alleviate soil drought. It can be seen that rainy days are very important for crops.