The only museum in the world entirely dedicated to weather is the National Weather Museum in Washington, D.C. (While not explicitly stated as "only" in all sources, it's generally considered to be the most comprehensive and dedicated solely to weather).
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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.
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Fallstreaks, also known as "fall streaks" or "angel hair," are not actually ice crystals but rather are made of supercooled water droplets that freeze and evaporate quickly in dry air before they can reach the ground.
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