This document lists and defines 22 common weather idioms using letters A through V, including idioms about storms, clouds, rain, wind, rainbows, and more. Some examples are "to be on cloud nine" meaning to be very happy, "come rain or shine" meaning regardless of the weather, and "every cloud has a silver lining" meaning that bad situations may have unintended benefits.

1. Key weather idioms
1. to weather a storm= R
2. to feel under the weather=S
3. to be under a cloud=U
4. To wait for a raindrop in the drought= V
5. to be twisting in the wind= T
6. to make a tempest in a teapot=P
7. to take by storm= Q
8. to sail close to the wind= O
9. to be right as rain= N
10. to save for a rainy day= M
11. to be in a fog= J
12. to have one’s head in the clouds= H
13. to go down a storm= G
14. a fair-weather friend= F
15. come rain or shine= D
16. a cloud on the horizon= C
17. to be on cloud nine= B
18. to chase rainbows= A
19. to hit rough weather = I
20. “Every cloud has a silver lining”=E
21. “Into each life some rain must fall”= K
22. “It never rains but it pours”= L