Weather Idioms

Weather Idioms

As right as rain: 

To feel fine and healthy.

Be a breeze: 

To be very easy to do.

Be snowed under: 

To have so much to do that you are having trouble doing it all.

Break the ice: 

To say or do something to make someone feel relaxed or at ease in a social setting.

Calm before the storm: 

The quiet, peaceful period before a moment of great activity or mayhem.

Chase rainbows: 

When someone tries to do something that they will not achieve

Come rain or shine: 

You can depend on someone to be there no matter what or whatever the weather.

Every cloud has a silver lining: 

There is always something positive to come out of an unpleasant or difficult situation.

Fair-weather friend: 

A person who is only your friend during good times or when things are going well for you but disappears when things become difficult or you have problems.

Get wind of: 

To learn or hear of something that should be a secret.

Have your head in the clouds: 

To be out of touch of reality. Your ideas may not be sensible or practical.

It never rains but it pours: 

When things don't just go wrong but very wrong and other bad things happen too.

It's raining cats and dogs: 

It's raining very hard.

On cloud nine:

To be extremely happy.