WEATHER IDIOMS

To feel under the weather

• To be very happy and content

• To save money for future difficulties

• To feel unwell or sick.

• To continue pursuing something unattainable or unrealistic

To break the ice

• To be very happy and content

• To make a big issue out of a small problem

• To start a friendship or conversation in a social situation

• To continue pursuing something unattainable or unrealistic

Come rain or shine

• Regardless of the weather conditions

• To make a big issue out of a small problem

• To start a friendship or conversation in a social situation

• To continue pursuing something unattainable or unrealistic

A storm in a teacup

• Regardless of the weather conditions

• To make a big issue out of a small problem

• To start a friendship or conversation in a social situation

• To continue pursuing something unattainable or unrealistic

The calm before the storm

• A few days of good weather before bad weather sets in

• An argument that is discussed quietly

• A period of silence before a quarrel

• a peaceful situation that will not continue  because a big argument, problem etc is coming

Be on cloud nine

• Regardless of the weather conditions

• To make a big issue out of a small problem

• To be very happy and content

• a peaceful situation that will not continue  because a big argument, problem etc is coming

To be as right as rain

• To feel unwell or sick

• To go to bed and sleep

• To be very happy and content

• to be perfectly fit and well

To save for a rainy day

• to save money for future difficulties

• To go to bed and sleep

• To keep something for wet weather

• to postpone something to a later date