Learn Japanese: ame ga yande, sora ga hareta. - The rain stopped and the sky cleared up.

雨あめ　が　やんで、　空そら　が　晴はれた。ame ga yande, sora ga hareta.

The rain stopped and the sky cleared up.

From Lesson 298:Conjecturing with でしょう·Japanese

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Breakdown of ame ga yande, sora ga hareta.

to clear up; to be sunny

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