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Ways to Predict the Weather Without a Forecast
Long before technology was developed to predict the weather, people had to rely on observation, patterns and folklore to avoid being caught off guard by the elements.
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Check the grass for dew at sunrise.
Remember the rhyme: "Red sky at night, sailor's delight; Red sky at morning, sailors take warning."
Look for a rainbow in the west.
Detect which direction the wind is blowing.
Take a deep breath.
Check for humidity.
Watch the clouds.
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Tips from eHow
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4 months ago
Red or Pink Morning Sun or Sky
Red or Pink Evening Sun or Sky
Breakfast Rainbows
Tea Time Rainbows
Gray Morning Sky
Gray Night Sky
Rising Morning Mist or Haze
Low Sitting Clouds
High Sitting Clouds
No Morning Dew
Morning Dew
Silence'
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How To Predict the Weather Forecast by Nature
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4 months ago
Observe the air pressure.
Use the clouds.
Scrutinize the dew.
Search for a rainbow.
Identify the wind’s direction.
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12 Ways to Predict the Weather Without a Forecast
lifehacker
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4 months ago
Check the grass for dew at sunrise.
Remember the rhyme: “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight; Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.”
Look for a rainbow in the west.
Detect which direction the wind is blowing.
Take a deep breath.
Check for humidity.
Watch the clouds.
Observe animals.
Make a campfire.
Look at the moon during the night.
Create your own prediction methods.
Look for pine cones
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