“The higher the clouds the better the weather” nghĩa là gì?

“The higher the clouds the better the weather” -> nghĩa là mây càng cao thì trời càng đẹp.

Ví dụ

Hornets' nests built in the tops of trees indicate a mild winter is ahead; nests built close to the ground indicate that a harsh winter is coming. The higher the clouds, the better the weather. If the cat washes her face over her ear, the weather is sure to be fine and clear. Clear moon, frost soon. When leaves fall early, autumn and winter will be mild; when leaves fall later, winter will be severe.

There are all types of clouds out there, and while they can be quite intriguing all year long, kids seem to love the summertime puffiness of the cumulus clouds. Grandma didn’t play the “cloud game” with us, but she didn’t ignore the clouds either. She could tell what kind of weather was coming by the height of the clouds. She would say, “the higher the cloud, the better the weather.” She was right. Clouds have always played a big part in short-term weather forecasting. When the air is dry, the condensation (sự tụ) level is higher off the ground than it would be if the air was muggy (oi bức), so the base or bottom of the cloud forms higher in the sky. Dry air comes with a fair weather system.

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