Cielo borreguero, o levante o marero
Language or variety: 
Castilian (Spanish)
Gloss: 

También, "cielo pedregueño"

Comments: 

El viento marero es el que viene de la parte del mar (DRAE). Martínez Kleiser remite a Saralegui. Y este (Saralegui, 1917: 47) localiza el refrán en Ayamonte. Cf. Cielo pedregueño, levante o marero.

[imagen con ovinos] [consecuencia meteorológica = viento o vendaval]

Categorization
Meteorology: 
forecast
<forecast>
mackerel sky
<sky>
wind from the sea
<names of winds [in italics + a succint  description]>
General Subject Area: 
east
<cardinal points>
Geolocation

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Geographic locations:
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  • Ayamonte
    Territory:

    Ayamonte, Huelva, Andalusia, Spain.

Sources
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Author Title Edition In source
MARTÍNEZ KLEISER, Luis Refranero general ideológico español Editorial:
Real Academia Española
Place of edition:
Madrid
Publication date:
1989 [1953]
 Page:
525
Proverb number:
45.995
SARALEGUI Y MEDINA, Manuel de Refranero español, náutico y meteorológico Editorial:
Rieusset
Place of edition:
Barcelona
Publication date:
1917
 Page:
47
Proverb number:
59b
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