{"id":25252,"date":"2024-11-14T07:00:00","date_gmt":"2024-11-14T06:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ellalanguage.com\/blog\/?p=25252"},"modified":"2024-10-28T11:42:15","modified_gmt":"2024-10-28T10:42:15","slug":"weather-idioms","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ellalanguage.com\/blog\/weather-idioms\/","title":{"rendered":"29 Weather Idioms"},"content":{"rendered":"

29 Weather Idioms You Need to Know<\/h1>\n

Weather isn’t just a topic for small talk; it has also inspired a lot of idioms in English! Let’s take a look at the most popular weather idioms used in English. Whether you\u2019re feeling \u201cunder the weather\u201d or you\u2019re on \u201ccloud nine,\u201d these idioms will help you express yourself better. Let\u2019s explore these colorful expressions together!<\/p>\n

Under the weather<\/h2>\n

To feel sick or not well.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t go to the party because I feel a bit under the weather<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
She\u2019s been feeling under the weather<\/strong>, so she\u2019s staying home to rest.<\/div>\n

Raining cats and dogs<\/h2>\n

When it’s raining very heavily.<\/p>\n

We had to cancel our picnic because it started raining cats and dogs<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
I got soaked on my way home; it was raining cats and dogs<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

On cloud nine<\/h2>\n

To feel extremely happy.<\/p>\n

After getting the job, she\u2019s been on cloud nine<\/strong> all week.<\/div>\n
Winning the game made the whole team feel on cloud nine<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

Weather the storm<\/h2>\n

To go through a difficult time and come out okay.<\/p>\n

Even with all the problems, they managed to weather the storm<\/strong> and keep the business going.<\/div>\n
We\u2019ll get through this together and weather the storm<\/strong> as a family.<\/div>\n

A ray of sunshine<\/h2>\n

Someone or something that makes you happy or brings hope.<\/p>\n

His visit was like a ray of sunshine<\/strong> on her bad day.<\/div>\n
Her friend\u2019s kind words were a ray of sunshine<\/strong> during a tough time.<\/div>\n

Face like thunder<\/h2>\n

A very angry or upset facial expression.<\/p>\n

When he saw the mess, he had a face like thunder<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
Her face was like thunder<\/strong> when she found out the vase was broken.<\/div>\n

Head in the clouds<\/h2>\n

To not be paying attention or thinking about something else.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s always got his head in the clouds<\/strong> during meetings; he never listens.<\/div>\n
Stop daydreaming and focus; you\u2019ve got your head in the clouds<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

Snowed under<\/h2>\n

To have too much work to handle.<\/p>\n

I have so many assignments this week; I\u2019m snowed under<\/strong> with work.<\/div>\n
She\u2019s snowed under<\/strong> with emails since she got back from vacation.<\/div>\n

Come rain or shine<\/h2>\n

No matter what happens or what the weather is like.<\/p>\n

The concert will happen, come rain or shine<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
She promised to always be there for him, come rain or shine<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

Fair-weather friend<\/h2>\n

Someone who is only a friend when things are going well but not when things get tough.<\/p>\n

When I lost my job, I realized he was just a fair-weather friend<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
She was there for me in good and bad times, not like those fair-weather friends<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

A storm in a teacup<\/h2>\n

A big fuss or worry over something small and not important.<\/p>\n

Don\u2019t stress over the argument; it\u2019s just a storm in a teacup<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
The disagreement turned into a storm in a teacup<\/strong> and quickly passed.<\/div>\n

Chase rainbows<\/h2>\n

To try to achieve something that is unrealistic or not possible.<\/p>\n

I admire his dreams, but sometimes he\u2019s just chasing rainbows<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
Stop chasing rainbows<\/strong> and focus on goals you can actually reach.<\/div>\n

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Under a cloud<\/h2>\n

When people think someone has done something wrong and they can’t be trusted.<\/p>\n

Ever since the mistake, he\u2019s been under a cloud<\/strong> at work.<\/div>\n
She felt like she was under a cloud<\/strong> of doubt after the accusation.<\/div>\n

Save for a rainy day<\/h2>\n

To save money for a time when you might need it.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s important to save for a rainy day<\/strong> in case something bad happens.<\/div>\n
She saved for a rainy day<\/strong>, which helped her when she lost her job.<\/div>\n

Calm before the storm<\/h2>\n

A quiet or peaceful time right before something big or difficult happens.<\/p>\n

The house was quiet, but it felt like the calm before the storm<\/strong> before the guests arrived.<\/div>\n
Enjoy the calm before the storm<\/strong>, because once the kids come home, it\u2019s going to be chaotic.<\/div>\n

Every cloud has a silver lining<\/h2>\n

Even when something bad happens, even in a difficult situation, there is something good.<\/p>\n

After losing his job, he realized every cloud has a silver lining<\/strong>\u2014he had more time for his family.<\/div>\n
The team lost the game, but every cloud has a silver lining<\/strong>\u2014it brought them closer together.<\/div>\n

Steal someone\u2019s thunder<\/h2>\n

To take attention or praise away from someone by doing something they were going to do or by making what you did seem more important.<\/p>\n

He stole my thunder<\/strong> by sharing the good news before I had the chance.<\/div>\n
She didn\u2019t want anyone to steal her thunder<\/strong>, so she kept her promotion a secret until the meeting.<\/div>\n

Break the ice<\/h2>\n

To do something to make people feel less awkward or uncomfortable in a new situation.<\/p>\n

He told a joke to break the ice<\/strong>, and everyone started laughing.<\/div>\n
The host played a game to break the ice<\/strong> and get people talking at the party.<\/div>\n

Take a rain check<\/h2>\n

To politely refuse an offer or invitation but say that you’d like to do it another time.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t make it to dinner tonight, but can I take a rain check<\/strong>?<\/div>\n
She was too busy to go to the movies, so she took a rain check<\/strong> for next week.<\/div>\n

Once in a blue moon<\/h2>\n

Something that happens very rarely.<\/p>\n

He only visits his hometown once in a blue moon<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
I eat fast food only once in a blue moon<\/strong> because I try to stay healthy.<\/div>\n

When it rains, it pours<\/h2>\n

When one bad thing happens, it\u2019s often followed by many other bad things.<\/p>\n

First, I lost my keys, and then I missed the bus\u2014when it rains, it pours<\/strong>!<\/div>\n
She was having a tough week: her car broke down, and she got sick. When it rains, it pours<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

In the wind<\/h2>\n

Something that is uncertain or likely to happen soon but hasn\u2019t been confirmed yet.<\/p>\n

There are rumors of a company merger in the wind<\/strong>, but nothing has been officially announced.<\/div>\n
Changes in the team\u2019s management are in the wind<\/strong>, but we\u2019re still waiting for confirmation.<\/div>\n

All wet<\/h2>\n

To be completely wrong or mistaken about something.<\/p>\n

His idea about the project was all wet<\/strong>; it won\u2019t work at all.<\/div>\n
If you think that\u2019s going to solve the problem, you\u2019re all wet<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

As right as rain<\/h2>\n

To feel completely fine or healthy after being unwell, or for something to be in perfect condition.<\/p>\n

After a good night\u2019s sleep, I felt as right as rain<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
The repairs went smoothly, and now the car is as right as rain<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

A breeze<\/h2>\n

Something that is very easy to do.<\/p>\n

The test was a breeze<\/strong>; I finished it in just 20 minutes.<\/div>\n
Learning to ride a bike was a breeze<\/strong> for her.<\/div>\n

A breath of fresh air<\/h2>\n

Someone or something that is new, exciting, or refreshing in a positive way.<\/p>\n

Her innovative ideas were a breath of fresh air<\/strong> in the company\u2019s old routine.<\/div>\n
After months of doing the same thing, the vacation was a breath of fresh air<\/strong>.<\/div>\n

A snowball\u2019s chance in hell<\/h2>\n

No chance at all; something very unlikely to happen.<\/p>\n

He has a snowball\u2019s chance in hell<\/strong> of finishing the project by tomorrow.<\/div>\n
They don\u2019t have a snowball\u2019s chance in hell<\/strong> of winning the championship this year.<\/div>\n

Get a frosty reception<\/h2>\n

To be greeted in an unfriendly or cold way by others.<\/p>\n

When she suggested a new idea in the meeting, she got a frosty reception<\/strong> from her coworkers.<\/div>\n
He got a frosty reception<\/strong> from his old friends after being away for so long.<\/div>\n

Rain on someone\u2019s parade<\/h2>\n

To spoil someone\u2019s plans or ruin their moment of happiness.<\/p>\n

I don\u2019t want to rain on your parade<\/strong>, but we might have to cancel the trip because of bad weather.<\/div>\n
She was excited about her promotion, but her boss rained on her parade<\/strong> by giving her extra work.<\/div>\n

Did you find the weather idioms interesting? Don’t forget to check out our time idioms<\/a> too!<\/p>\n

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