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   a sign that a storm is not far distant.
   Signs of rain:-
   (1) Sultry and oppressive conditions of the atmosphere.
   (2) Flowing water assuming a dark heavy colour.
   (3) The presence of unusual numbers of spiders on the walls.
   (4) The looseness of the window.
   (5) A very blue colour in the fire or in the red ashes of burned turf.
   (6) Birds flying low, especially swallows.
   (7) Goats seeking shelter.
   (8) Sea-gulls visiting cultivated land.
   When a dog eats grass, very broken weather is certain to follow. The same can be expected when a cat scratches the leg of the table. When it does so violently a storm is predicted.
   A blue-sky, denotes good weather, a grey sky fair weather, and a dark cloudy sky bad weather. When the hills appear distant, it is a good sign of weather, and when they are near, it is a sign of bad weather. A greyish fog resting on the hilltops is a favourable sign, but a whitish fog is bad. Dust rising freely from the roadway is a sure sign of a break in the weather. When a waterfall looks clear and makes greater noise than usual, the weather is about

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