When widows see clouds they get upset, and they remember their consorts. They hear the thunder’s roar and get panicky. Poor women! Their husbands being absent, they keep mum and uncomplaining.
They put up their fingers in their ears because of the thunder claps for fear of death. (19, AI-Baqarah).
TRADITIONS:
(a) At the time of clouds or storm the Prophet used to express fear of Allah.
(b) When you hear the thunder’s roar, remember Allah, because thunder bolt never fall, on one who is so engaged.

Sight of clouds make widows sob, thinking of their mates,
May huts that they' have build, without any help not get wet,
If rain from north destroys them, whom can they complain?
Would that their spouses could come back to them!

Clouds remind them of their absent husband,
Lightning roar through their frames sends shuddering's,
In silence they suffer, so helpless they feel.

Seeing clouds they cry for their consorts sobbing convulsively,
May the huts built by these forlorn damsels not get drenched
and leak in the rain,
When chilly winds of north demolish their huts to whom they
should turn cry out for help,
May that their protectors come back to take care them.