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Cloud spotting guide from the British Met Office Use our cloud spotting guide and video to help identify different types of clouds in the sky. To assist with identifying different clouds while clo…

What seems to be more accurate? The 6 o'clock news? Or your aching knees? Here are some old-fashioned ways to predict the weather!

With just a jar of water and a little liquid soap can be turned into a Tornado-science lesson.

Weather wisdom from the pioneer days, and earlier, can be surprisingly accurate. Take a look at what I've learned from my own observations.

Weather Lore: When leaves fall early, winter will be mild. When leaves fall late, winter will be severe. - A Farmers' Almanac Philosofact

Before there were weather apps for your smartphone, people looked to nature to prepare for what's to come. What signs of a hard winter are you already seeing in your back yard?

There is simply no shortage of folklore when it comes to predicting winter. Here are some great mthys and legends to tell what is on the way!

Weather Lore: A halo ’round the moon means ’twill rain or snow soon. - A Farmers' Almanac Philosofact

There are plenty of fancy tools that can help you forecast the weather. But have you ever wondered how one might be able to predict the weather without any fancy tool? This infographic gives you some simple tips on that:Get your infographic featured: submit ➡️ here [Source: Visually]

Persimmon is best known in the fall, when its orange, plumlike fruits come on. Be careful, however, to make sure a persimmon is ripe before you pop it into your mouth, or you could have a puckery surprise!

Weather Lore: If snow begins at midday, expect a foot of it to lay. - A Farmers' Almanac Philosofact

Weather wisdom from the pioneer days, and earlier, can be surprisingly accurate. Take a look at what I've learned from my own observations.

Weather Lore: A wet fall indicates a cold and early winter. - A Farmers' Almanac Philosofact

Science infographic and charts Science infographic - Find out the incredibly cool science behind rainbows!⎜Infographic by Weather Underground⎜For more

See pictures of most common cloud types in the sky (classified by altitude and shape) and what weather clouds predict!