Category: Travel & Places

πŸŒ‚closed umbrella

πŸŒ‚ closed umbrella belongs to Travel & Places. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A closed umbrella, used to signify preparation for rain, that a storm has passed, or the need to bring rain gear.

Aliases

:closed_umbrella:

Keywords

closedclothingrainumbrellaclosed umbrella

What does πŸŒ‚ closed umbrella mean?

The closed umbrella emoji represents a folded umbrella, not currently in use. It is often used in forecasts or conversations to indicate preparation for expected rain or that a storm has ended. Unlike the open umbrella emojis (β˜”, β˜‚οΈ), this version specifically emphasizes readiness or the aftermath of a storm, not active rain.

Often used for

  • Checking the weather forecast for rain
  • Reminding someone to bring an umbrella
  • Packing for a trip to a rainy destination
  • Describing wet or gloomy weather conditions
Tone: Generally neutral and practical in weather contexts. It can also carry figurative meanings related to protection, closure, or canceling plans (a 'rain check').

πŸŒ‚ in real messages

  • looks like rain all week πŸŒ‚
  • don't forget your umbrella before you leave πŸŒ‚
  • just packed my raincoat and πŸŒ‚ for london
  • the forecast said 80% chance of rain today πŸŒ‚
  • glad i brought my πŸŒ‚, it's pouring out there

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How πŸŒ‚ closed umbrella looks

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πŸŒ‚ closed umbrella codes for developers

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EmojiπŸŒ‚
Unicode codepointsU+1F302
HTML (decimal)🌂
HTML (hex)🌂
CSS\1F302
JavaScript\u{1F302}
JSON\uD83C\uDF02
URL encoded%F0%9F%8C%82
Shortcode (GitHub):closed_umbrella:

πŸŒ‚ in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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