After a long, hot summer, Riversdown is finally facing some heavy rain.   The fields surrounding the school have changed from a dry yellow colour to a more luscious green.  For the British, rain is one of our favourite topics of conversation, so it makes sense that we find it in many of our most popular idioms.  Try dropping some of these phrases into your English to sound like a native:

As right as rain: feeling completely fine, healthy, or back to normal.

Under the weather: Feeling slightly sick, low-energy, or unwell.

It’s raining cats and dogs: it is raining very heavily or pouring outside.