when its raining, if you look north east of the sky, the sky is bright. why?

Answer 1

I can think of three possibilities:
First: It might have something to do with the wind direction of most of the rain storms where you live. Try this experiment: the next time you notice this phenomenon, pay attention to the direction the clouds are moving. Perhaps the bright sky is located at the front edge or the trailing edge of the storm clouds. Where I live, the storms blow in from west to east, so a bright northeastern sky might be at the front edge.
Second: Do you live in a mountainous area where differences in elevation have some control on microclimates? Where I live, clouds often form above the local mountains--while the valleys remain relatively cloudless.
Third: If you have made your observations in the morning, you may be observing the effects of sun shining through the rain clouds.

Answer 2

Maybe you were looking at the sun.

Answer 3

I have never seen that. What are you smoking in that pipe?

Answer 4

This is not true