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Lóg az eső lába

Meaning: It looks like it's about to rain.

Language: Hungarian

Literally: The rain's leg is dangling

Category: Nature

Origin: Distant grey streaks of rain hanging from the clouds look like dangling legs reaching for the Hungarian plains.

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