Weather Proverbs

Weather Proverbs, written by H. H. C. Dunwoody and first published in 1883, is a compilation of traditional weather proverbs and prognostics that reflect the folklore surrounding weather prediction. The book bridges the gap between folk wisdom and modern meteorological science, drawing on observations of animals, plants, and atmospheric conditions. It includes contributions from other authors and organizes proverbs by various natural phenomena, providing insight into historical methods of weather forecasting based on keen observations from farmers and sailors.