WEATHER FORCASTING |
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| No weather is ill, if the wind be still. | If
you have no leftovers on the table, it will be a good day tomorrow. |
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| Ice
in November to bury a duck, the rest of the winter is slush and muck |
In
February if thou hearest thunder, thou wilt see a summer's wonder |
| Evening
grey and morning red, Brings the rain upon his head. |
Evening
red and morning grey, sends the traveler on his way. |
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| When
halo rings the moon or sun Rain's approaching on the run |
Rain
on Easter Sunday, it will rain the next 7 Sundays |
| Rain before seven, clear by eleven | When
the dew is on the grass, rain will never come to pass |
| If
the leafs are turning up, a storm is brewing |
When
the wind is from the south the rain's in its mouth. |
| When
cows are in a huddle, there's going to be a puddle (or will storm). |
When
flies stick to windows, it's going to rain. |
| When
joints give you pain, then there will come rain. |
When
bugs fly low to the ground, it is going to rain. |
| A sunny shower won't last half an hour. | Rain before seven, fine before eleven. |
| If
it rains on Monday, it will rain three days that week. |
If
it rains on the first day of the month, it will rain 15 more days that month. |
| When
Windows won't open, And the salt clogs the shaker, The weather will favour The umbrella maker! |
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| Woolly
worms crossing the road are a sign of snow. |
If
woolly worms have thick hair, it means a cold winter is coming. |
| February fog means a frost in May. | Heavy fog means a lot of snow. |
| If
the shucks on corn are thick, it's going to be a hard winter. |
For
every fog in August there will be a snow in January. |
| If
onion skin is very thin, mild winter is coming in If onion skin
is thick and tough, |
Red
sky at night, a sailors delight Red sky in the morning, a sailors warning |
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| When
the cows are grazing, it's good fishing time. |
Wind
in the East - the Fish bite the least. Wind in the West - the Fish bite the best. |
