Weather proverbs linked to forecasts and folklore
Prof emeritus George Freier of the University of Minnesota highlights how weather proverbs align with atmospheric science and how some rules survive while others mislead. He explains short term predictors, long term cycles, and recent links between sunspots and stratospheric temperatures, noting farmers’ knowledge contrasts with official forecasts.
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Freier
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Fisher Books
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