🌤️ Weather Idioms

Under the weather – feeling sick
Example: I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.

Every cloud has a silver lining – every bad situation has something good
Example: Losing that job was hard, but every cloud has a silver lining.

Come rain or shine – no matter what happens
Example: She goes for a walk every morning, come rain or shine.

Take a rain check – postpone something until later
Example: I'm busy today. Can I take a rain check?

A storm in a teacup – a small problem made to seem very serious
Example: Their argument was just a storm in a teacup.

Save for a rainy day – save money for the future
Example: It's wise to save money for a rainy day.

Be on cloud nine – be extremely happy
Example: She was on cloud nine after passing the exam.

Chase rainbows – try to achieve something unrealistic
Example: Don't waste your time chasing rainbows.

Snowed under – very busy with work
Example: I'm snowed under with homework this week.

Steal someone's thunder – take attention or credit from someone else
Example: I didn't want to steal her thunder during the presentation.