The Farmer's Almanac's weather predictions are based on a secret formula that hasn't changed much since its inception in 1818. elaborate
There's no scientific consensus on "earthquake weather," but some people believe that atmospheric pressure changes *before* a quake might affect cloud formation, leading to unusual weather patterns. However, these observed changes are not consistently linked to earthquakes and are likely coincidental. elaborate
During the Little Ice Age, some canals in the Netherlands froze over so solidly they hosted ice skating events and even ice markets. elaborate
A red sky at night, sailor's delight; a red sky in the morning, sailor's warning. This common weather lore is based on the scattering of sunlight by high-altitude particles, offering a clue about the approaching weather system. elaborate