I read an article today, one that referenced an old wives tale that I've never heard. It said that the number of fog occurrences and the thickness of these fogs in August, is a direct indication of the winter we will have.
One winter tale I've found to be somewhat accurate is; In the winter months, if the smoke from the chimney touches the ground, it's clearing the way for the snow that follows.
With these hot days, I find winter more inviting than ever. What are some winter wives tales you've heard? Members from the North, feel free not to answer, it could be 90° on Christmas Eve and somehow yal'll have 8 feet of snow by Christmas morning.
One winter tale I've found to be somewhat accurate is; In the winter months, if the smoke from the chimney touches the ground, it's clearing the way for the snow that follows.
With these hot days, I find winter more inviting than ever. What are some winter wives tales you've heard? Members from the North, feel free not to answer, it could be 90° on Christmas Eve and somehow yal'll have 8 feet of snow by Christmas morning.