Hello, was reading a thread about an old saying red sky at night sheperds delight red sky in morning sheperds warning.Do folks know any others thats relevant to gardening and weather.
Red sky at night
shepherds house is alight ;D
I'll get my coat
Sheer neer a clout til May is out 8) (spellins probly wrong 8))
Whether the weather be fine, 8)
Or whether the weather be not, >:(
Whether the weather be cold, :o
Or whether the weather be hot, 8)
We'll whether the weather :P
Whatever the weather :-\
Whether we like it or not. ;D
March, "In like a lion, out like a Lamb". (or reversed)
March winds doth blow and we shall have snow. :'(
'Lundy plain a sign of rain'
Lundy Island off the coast of North Devon, seen in my opinion at its best off Westward Ho! beach. ;D
March winds and April showers
bring forth May's flowers
I like your first one merry. I can just remember this guy who used to come on sometimes after the local weather and make weather predictions down to nature. One that sticks in my head was it was going to be a cold winter because he'd got doormice in his shed. I think his name was Froggat
Ash before Oak, we're in for a soak.
Oak before Ash, we're in for a splash.
From my grandfather's garden one could sometimes see the mumbles pier (Swansea bay).
He would always say "If you can see the pier, its going to rain; If you can't, then it is raining" - He was always right!
;D Tee hee ;D your Grandfather sounds like a fun guy ;D
Northerner I thought it was Foggitt - praps Bill :)