Weather Idioms

Which idiom does the picture indicate?

• break the ice

• on thin ice

Which idiom does the picture indicate?

• the calm before the storm

• rain cats and dogs

Which idiom does the picture indicate?

• come rain or shine

• have the head in the cloud

Which idiom does the picture indicate?

• (be) snowed under

• on thin ince

• under the weather

• once in a blue moon

• save up a rainy day

• come rain or shine

Which idiom does the picture indicate?

• the calm before the storm

• save up a rainy day

What does the idiom in red mean: my wife is a very very helpful person and she will always be there to help come rain or shine.

• the weather is too terrible

• in a difficult situation

• no matter what happens

They think this is a calm before the storm, that trouble may appear once they go back.

• a quiet time before problems occur

• a warning that problems may occur

if it rains cats and dogs, it's probably best to stay inside.

• It is pouring outside.

• The rain is not very heavy.