Is 2022 a cold winter or a warm winter? Is there much rain and snow? The ancients said, just look at beginning of winter proverbs.

Beginning of winter solar term, the first 19 of the 24 solar terms, is also the beginning of winter.

When it comes to winter, many friends think of "warm winter" or "cold winter". Most friends like warm weather, while a few friends like cold weather.

The term "warm winter" or "cold winter" in winter coincides with the solar terms in beginning of winter, and some proverbs are also circulating among the people. The ancients said that it can be predicted whether winter is cold or warm by the weather performance in beginning of winter that day. Is there much rain and snow? In this article, the author will talk about proverbs related to beginning of winter in detail, which can predict cold and warm winters. As for whether this year is a "warm winter" or a "cold winter"? Everyone will have an answer after reading it.

"There is no frost in early winter, and the spring is beautiful."

This proverb means that if there is no frost on the first day of winter, it means that the land looks bare in the next spring (indicating that crops are not growing well).

There is a key point to make clear here. When will it frost? Under normal circumstances, when the local surface temperature is below zero degrees Celsius, frost will appear, only on sunny days, not on rainy days.

When the weather is clear, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the ground heat dissipation is fast. When the surface temperature is lower than 0 degrees, it is easy to frost.

In rainy days, the ground heat dissipation is limited, and the surface temperature is not so low as to frost.

Therefore, the proverb "There is no frost in beginning of winter" indicates that it is rainy in beginning of winter (it will frost at this time). Then, there is more rain and snow in winter, and it is colder in winter, so the crops in the field are frozen and will appear bare in the next spring.

To sum up, when it rains in beginning of winter, it is cold in winter, which is what people call "cold winter".

"The north wind is snowy and snowy in early winter, and there is no rain and snow in the south wind in early winter."

The meaning of this proverb is easy to understand. If the north wind blows in the early winter of that day, there will be more snow and ice in that winter, and people will feel very cold. This will be called "cold winter".

If the south wind blows in beginning of winter that day, there will be less rain and snow (no rain and snow does not mean no rain and snow at all, but less rain and snow). In winter, if there is less rain and snow, people will feel less cold, which will be called "warm winter".

Therefore, from the wind direction in beginning of winter that day, we can predict the cold and warm weather in that winter, but there is no corresponding proverb for the east wind and the west wind.

"Thunder hits winter, and ten cowsheds are nine empty."

This proverb uses metaphor, which means that if it thunders in beginning of winter that day (winter refers to the solar terms in beginning of winter), then in winter, nine out of ten cowsheds will be empty.

In the past, many families used to feed cows to farm, and the cowshed was located outdoors, so there was no particularly good warm-keeping measures. Put some straw under the cowshed to keep warm.

Cows are more resistant to cold. You can safely overwinter in the outdoor cowshed in normal years.

But if there was thunder in beginning of winter that day, according to folk sayings, it would be very cold that winter, and it might encounter extremely cold weather. If the cows are kept outdoors in the cowshed, they will be frostbitten or unbearable cold.

For farmers, they can only bring cows indoors. Even if the indoor space is insufficient, it will be pulled in for the normal survival of cows, forming a scene of "ten cowsheds and nine vacancies".

In fact, through this metaphor, it shows that beginning of winter thundered that day, indicating that winter is particularly cold, which belongs to the category of "cold winter" that people often say.

"The beginning of winter is sunny and rainy."

This proverb is very popular, and friends in many areas have heard of it, and its meaning is easy to understand. If it was sunny in beginning of winter that day, it was mainly sunny in winter that year (it is not unrealistic to say that it was sunny all winter).

On the contrary, if it is rainy in beginning of winter that day, it indicates that there will be more rainy and snowy weather in winter that year (it doesn't mean that it will rain all winter).

In winter, it will be warmer in sunny days and colder in rainy and snowy days.

Therefore, according to the meaning of this proverb, winter was "warm winter" when it was sunny, and "cold winter" when it was rainy.

Through the above proverbs, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the problem of predicting whether winter is cold or warm through the weather performance in beginning of winter that day.

However, as for the term "warm winter" or "cold winter", strictly speaking, according to the meteorological point of view, if the average temperature of a certain area in a certain year is higher than the perennial value (take the 30-year average between 198 1-20 10 as the perennial value), it is called warm winter, otherwise it is cold winter.

It is determined by values, not by human senses. It takes the average temperature of the whole winter and compares it with the perennial value.

Therefore, the accurate judgment of whether this winter is "warm winter" or "cold winter" needs to wait until after it has passed.

Of course, the above proverb also gives us the predicted result.

Ask everyone, if you follow the above proverb and combine your local weather today (today is beginning of winter, will there be frost? Thunder? Sunny day? Rainy day? It's windy ), is this winter "warm winter" or "cold winter"?