Look at the ants and the signs you should pay attention to:

Is it good or bad when ants crawl into the house?
According to Feng Shui, ants making nests in the house shows that the house is being deeply bored inside.

This is a very bad phenomenon. If the nest forms many branches, going deep into the floor or wall, it can destroy their structure.

This not only affects the foundation of the house, reducing the quality of the construction, but also destroys the original good Feng Shui features.

 In terms of function, when ants make nests deep inside, they need to be treated like termites to avoid causing danger to people living in the house.

Feng Shui experts also believe that ants making nests in the house indicates deterioration, and deep boredom is a sign of yin decline.

 This is a bad Feng Shui phenomenon, related to the health and money of people in the family.

🐜 When ants march into the house

If you notice a line of ants suddenly invading your home, it often means

rain or a storm is coming.

• Why: Ants are very sensitive to changes in humidity, temperature, and air pressure. Before heavy rain, the air becomes more humid and the pressure drops. Ants sense this and start moving to

  drier, higher, and safer places — like inside your house — to protect their colony and food from flooding.

• In short:

  Ants coming indoors = a sign of incoming rain or bad weather.

   

🏔️ When ants move their nests higher

If you see ants carrying eggs or food upward — for example, building nests above ground, on walls, or higher parts of trees — it usually signals

a long period of rain or possible flooding.

• Why: Their instinct tells them the lower ground will soon become wet or waterlogged. By relocating upward, they protect their queen and larvae.

• Meaning:

  Ants moving upward = continuous rain or potential flooding ahead.

☀️ When ants are very active and spread out

If ants are scattered widely, moving fast, and actively collecting food

, it often predicts clear and stable weather.

• Why: When the air is dry and pressure is steady, ants take advantage of the stable conditions to search for food far from the nest.

• Meaning:

  Busy, widespread ants = good weather ahead.

🌧️ When ants seal their nests

If ants begin blocking or narrowing the entrance of their nest with soil or leaves, it’s a sign that

heavy rain or a storm is approaching.

• Why: They do this to prevent water from flooding inside their colony.

• Meaning:

  Ants closing nest entrances = upcoming storm or strong rain.

   

🌤️ When ants rebuild or open their nests widely

When you see ants reopening their nest entrances or repairing tunnels after a rain, it usually means the weather is improving

.

• Meaning:

  Ants reopening nests = clear skies and dry weather returning.

🌡️ When ants disappear or become sluggish

If ants suddenly disappear from usual places or move very slowly, it might indicate

a change in temperature — often colder weather or a coming storm.

• Meaning:

  Less activity = approaching cold front or unstable conditions.

 Summary Table

Ant Behavior	Weather Indication	Explanation
Ants coming into the house	Rain / storm approaching	Seeking dry shelter
Ants moving nests higher	Long rain or possible flood	Avoiding water damage
Ants spreading and active	Clear, sunny weather	Safe for foraging
Ants sealing nest entrances	Heavy rain coming	Flood prevention
Ants reopening nests	Clear weather returning	Dry conditions again
Ants moving slowly / hiding	Cold or stormy weather ahead	Pressure or temperature change