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 Weather Folklore

 

 

"Red sky at night, shepherds delight. Red sky in the morning sailors warning."

This is an old tale used by many still today to help predict the weather. Share with me any ways you or your family predict the weather using folklore sayings like the one above. If you do not know any, research weather folklore and find some sayings and share them with us.

 

Please email me your saying or what you find out.

Thank you

Mrs McLaughlin

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