That sir is an expression used to tell people that it is raining hard
The phrase "raining cats and dogs" is just an expression used to describe heavy rain, it doesn't actually mean that animals are falling from the sky. It may have originated from the idea of animals seeking shelter on rooftops during heavy rain, giving the illusion of them falling from the sky.
Its raining cats and dogs!
It is said to rain cats and dogs.
If it rains alot it will rain cats and dog[mostly cats] people will get free animals for rest of their life!!! But sadly those cats and dogs don't have parachutes so they can't rain cats and dogs...
When someone says it is raining cats and dogs they actually mean the rain is very heavy.Something like hail.
A lot, it even rains cats and dogs
No, the idiom is only used to refer to rain.
when it is coming down in sheets , or raining cats and dogs!!!
right as raincome in out of the rainsave for a rainy dayit never rains but it pourspouring rainrain checkraining cats and dogs (or pitchforks and hammer handles)rain downrained out
Its raining cats and dogs!
Drenching Downpour Heavy precipitationPouring Raining Cats and dogs.
RAIN
splashing , dropping raining cats and dogs , loud , quiet