“When small clouds join and thicken, we ought to expect rain; a curdly sky won’t leave the earth long dry and in pain…
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Rain from ‘south’ prevents the drought, but rain from ‘west’ is always the best; a cloud with a round top & flat base carries rainfall often on its face…
If heavy dew lingers on the grass expect rain in 24 hours, and if dries expect weather to be fair; if you see clouds going crosswind, to our amazement, there is a storm in the air…
So much has been written & sung in the folklore about the ‘darling rain’ and ‘unfaithful clouds’; I still feel so blessed to be fascinated by the range of something that can ‘silently drizzle’ and can ‘thunder aloud’!”
