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Ar an leathanach seo
- Signs of Good and Bad Weather:I. When swallows fly low it is a sign of bad weather, when they fly it is a sign of good weather. II When rooks return to their nests earlier than they usually do it is a sign that rain is coming. III When the winged ants are seen creeping on the road it is a sign of rain. IV It is a sign of approaching bad weather when the cricket sings sharply. V on the approach of rain the goat seeks shelter. VI When the cats sits with his back to the fire it is a sign of bad weather. VII When fine weather is near spring water gushes through the roads. VIII When the sun "goes pale to bed" tis a sign of rain. IX A halo around the moon foretells unsettled weather. X If domestic geese fly high it is a sign of coming storms. XI Another sign of approaching storm is to see a turkey with its head bent low. XII When distant hills look high it is a sign of bad weather. XIII If the sun sinks "red" it is a sure sign of good weather. XIV When soots falls down the chimney and when bacon hanging in the kitchen gets wet; these too, are signs of coming rain XV A rainbow at any time is(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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