What's the saying about cloudy days from summer solstice?

According to the proverb, if you enter the summer solstice, after noon 12, it often indicates that there are more cloudy and rainy days in summer.

As the saying goes, "the summer solstice is due at noon, and the strong yin comes from the sky." There are also different views on this proverb, one is the view of meteorological change. On the solstice of summer, it is the longest and heaviest day of the year. The sun rises in the northeast and sets in the northwest. The ancestors said: the southeast is the land, and the northwest is Tianmen.

In the afternoon, people welcome the summer solstice solar term, which means that Yin Qi was born. In other words, entering the summer solstice in the afternoon only means that the sun sets from Tianmen in the northwest and Yin Qi is born.

Convective weather

After the summer solstice, the ground is heated strongly and the air convection is strong, and thunderstorms are often easy to form in the afternoon to evening. This kind of hot thunderstorm comes and goes, and the rainfall range is small. People call it "dividing fields in summer and rain".

Liu Yuxi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, skillfully used this weather to write a famous poem, "The east rises and the west falls, and the road is sunny and sunny." The heavy precipitation brought by convective weather is not always as beautiful as described in the poem, and it often brings local disasters.