5 common english weather idioms

What's going on my friends?

It's great to have you all here once again.

This is Vlachy here and I've got a couple of questions for you.

Have you ever been on cloud nine?

What does it mean to be under the weather?

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To start the week on Monday, things look a little bit sad.

Let's see what we've got. I don’t think I'm going out today.

I'm feeling a bit under the weather.

For Tuesday we might have to postpone a couple of things.

Hey bro, do you mind if we take a raincheck on tonight’s dinner?

I'm not done with my work yet.

On Wednesday a lot of things will be going

on and you might feel a little bit overwhelmed.

I'm totally snowed under at school.

For Thursday you might be exaggerating just a little bit.

Oh, relax.

You just have to attach the file to the email.

Don’t make a storm in a teacup.

Finally, on Friday it's all about happiness.

I finally got my promotion. I’m feeling on cloud nine right now.

Is there any other idiom about weather you use frequently?

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