Getting To Grips With Southern Hospitality – The True Meaning Of Southern Phrases

It’s Blowin’ Up A Storm

Storms are a part of almost every part of the world, unless you happen to live in a place that is blessed with exceptionally fair weather. When Southerners sense that a storm is approaching, they might say that, “it’s blowin’ up a storm”. This could be said when heavy, dark clouds are swarming the sky, or the wind begins blowing alarmingly hard, or heavy rain suddenly starts pouring. The storms in the United States can range from a loud but relatively harmless thunderstorm, to devastating tornadoes and hurricanes.

Its Blowin Up A Storm