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Tomorrow signs will tell about the weather in Kalmykia in the near future

On the day of Spiridon, November 13, our ancestors followed the signs to predict the weather for the coming days.

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Tomorrow signs will tell about the weather in Kalmykia in the near future

On the day of Spiridon, November 13, our ancestors followed the signs to predict the weather for the coming days.

If the first snow fell, winter will come in exactly 40 days, and in the morning they saw a melting fog, so it will be warm in the near future. Sparrows were hiding under the roofs - people were waiting for a quick cold snap and blizzards.

Clear sky and bright stars at night spoke of sharp frosts in the coming day. Wind blows from the south - to warm and damp weather, from the north - to protracted frosts. A long and severe winter will tell the leaves, if they have not fallen from the trees by this day.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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