How about thunder and snow?

The omen of thunderstorm and snow is ominous, because it means that if the natural phenomenon of thunderstorm and snow appears, there will be a snowstorm in the near future, and the appearance of snowstorm symbolizes that the year is not good, the harvest is not good, and the harvest is closely related to the people. If the harvest is not good, it is undoubtedly the most headache and sad thing for the people. In fact, there are many sayings about thundersnow among the people. The most famous one is: "Thundersnow, ten cowsheds are empty." The meaning of this sentence is actually very easy to understand. Its original intention is to describe the impending natural disaster.

There are many sayings in ancient times, most of which are summaries of life experiences of the ancients, but some of them are just guesses about unexplained things. Old people, after all, have experienced many things, and undoubtedly encounter and experience the most. As the saying goes, "Old people cross more bridges than young people." Although this proverb has some exaggerated elements, it is quite reasonable.

For example, the old man said, "thunder and snow are ominous." Although there is not much scientific basis, it is not completely unreasonable, because thunder and snow are indeed a precursor to bad weather. In fact, thunder and snow, in addition to ten cowsheds and nine empty bars, there is another saying. It's thunder who hits the snowman and eats iron. Although these two sentences are not quite the same, their meanings and meanings are basically the same.