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Persimmon Seeds – Are They Reliable Forecasters?
Across the world, every culture has it’s wives tales – from the old saying “red sky at night, sailors delight; red sky at morning, sailors take warning“, to the myth that woolly caterpillars can predict snowfall totals in the months […]
More “sleeping weather” through today – but a great end to our weekend in store.
The title says it all – when you have this gray, rainy type of weather like we’ve had for the last day or two, all you want to do is grab a coffee and a blanket and lay by the […]
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