Weather Folklore of the Day

When clouds appears like rocks and towers, The earth's refreshed by frequent showers.

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A ring around the moon is a prediction of rain or snow to come.

As the days lengthen, so the cold strengthens.

If the Moon shows a silver shield,Don't be afraid to reap your field;But if she rises haloed round, Soon you'll walk on flooded ground.

One Saturday change in the Moon is enough, as it is always followed by a severe storm.

Ash before oakThere'll be smoke; Oak before ash,There'll be a smash.

This piece of weather lore means that if leaves emerge on ash trees before they emerge on oak trees, there will be hot weather (smoke). If the reverse, it will be windy (smash).

Clouds floating low, and casting shadows on the ground, are usually followed by rain.

A fog from the hillsBrings corn to the mills.