Living where I do, "It's ****in' hot!" is an appropriate weather saying during much of the year.
Living where I do, "It's ****in' hot!" is an appropriate weather saying during much of the year.
Who controls John Gill?
That could be the BBC MottoOriginally Posted by NAMVET1968
If the oak leaves turn upside down it’s going to rain.
For some reason I thought it was maple trees. But either way isnt there some truth to that. The drop in barometric pressure causes them to flip.
Or I could have been drunk when someone told me that. Who knows.
Wooly worms that are more brown than black means milder winters
high beams means it getting cold
Why you afraid of playing outside in the rain? Sh/t don't melt it spreads. Seven kids in the house on a rainy day and my dad trying to sleep.
It won't rain til it starts
I used to hear all the time “ it’s hotter than the hubs o hell”.
Triton Tr17, Yamaha 130
Lund Pro V 1900, Optimax 200
Smokercraft Pro Mag 182, Suzuki DF140
Helix 9si, 10si mega
Minnkota Talon, Terrova
Sun dog means weather will change.
Number of fogs in August is number of measurable snows that year.
Something about the color of wooly worms predicting winter.
If pet rock is wet its raining.
If pet rock has moved, the wind is blowing.
Praying for a Cure
every fog in Augest = a snow in winter !
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