Are there any weather sayings or bits of folk wisdom from where you grew up?

A natural way to answer

Yes, we had a few. The classic was 'red sky at night, shepherd's delight; red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning'. These bits of folk wisdom get passed down through families. They're not exactly science, but they've certainly stuck with me.

Key phrases to use

• stuck with me — stayed in your memory because it made a lasting impression“That saying has stuck with me ever since.”
• passed down — given or taught from older generations to younger ones“These sayings were passed down by my grandparents.”
• with a grain of salt — not completely believing something; treating it with healthy doubt“I take old weather sayings with a grain of salt.”
• bang on — exactly right or accurate“Oddly, that old saying turned out to be bang on.”