The sunset is carmine, no rain and no wind. The stars are shining at night, and the sun is still shining in the Ming Dynasty. This is a folk proverb, which is mainly used to judge the weather situation in the later period or in the next few days.
Full text: The sunset is carmine, no rain and no wind. The stars are shining at night, and the sun is still shining in the Ming Dynasty. There is a lot of dew tonight, and the sun will be red tomorrow. The rainy mountain wears a hat, but the rainy mountain has no waist. Long sunny fog perineum, long rainy fog will clear up.
Folk proverbs to explain the weather:
1, August 15, Yun Zheyue, 15th day of the first month (it will be cloudy this Mid-Autumn Festival, and it will snow on 15th day of the first month next year).
2. Chongyang can't wait for thirteen, and thirteen can't wait for a winter.
The fifteenth day of the first day is not good, and there are definitely few sunny days this month.
4. The first day is cloudy, the second day is rainy, and the third day is straight "Lala" (straight "Lala" means continuous rain).
5, Dongjiang (Rainbow) snores, and it rains in the west (snoring means thunder and no rain).
6. Luo Qunshan wears a hat and ants move snakes to pave the way.
7. The heavy rain is coming (the jar is a container used by farmers in Fengxian County to hold water. Generally, it won't get wet outside the cylinder, which belongs to the phenomenon of anti-tide, which is called wearing a skirt by the people.