We really,really need rain here. Everything is parched ,the lawn is straw and no rain forecast for another week. 44C predicted for tomorrow so I’ll be using up our precious water trying to save a few plants tonight. Aaargh. We do get good sunsets sometimes.
Where I live in NW England, We rarely see the sunset and you can guarantee that when there is a prediction of meteor showers , northern lights , special moon etc the sky will be cloudy. It might be clear the night before or after. I used to get an aurora notice from Lancaster Uni but never got to see the aurora here. I had to go to Iceland to see some. I never even saw any on an aurora cruise to Norway. TIC I am getting cataracts removed soon so maybe I will be luckier then.
Take yourself to St. Anne’s beach. Spectacular sunsets.
I knew the shepherd’s delight and shepherd’s warning one. DH always said sailor’s delight. We see glorious sunsets from the top of the hill. Cars often stop and people leap out to take photographs of the sunset.
Where I live in NW England, We rarely see the sunset and you can guarantee that when there is a prediction of meteor showers , northern lights , special moon etc the sky will be cloudy. It might be clear the night before or after. I used to get an aurora notice from Lancaster Uni but never got to see the aurora here. I had to go to Iceland to see some. I never even saw any on an aurora cruise to Norway. TIC I am getting cataracts removed soon so maybe I will be luckier then.
Loved all the variations, but tiredoldwoman, never tried angels delight with children. I would have thought a more savoury sauce would add to their flavour!!
My grandfather was a farmer and this was the sort of thing he used to say. In fact he was very good at predicting the weather from various things (including animal behavior), usually better than the weather forecast on the radio,
When I lived in Mauritius, the closest island was Reunion, to the west. This island still has an active volcano. So “red sky at night, volcano’s erupting”. In jersey, it was “red sky at night, Guernsey’s on fire”!🔥 😆
In the UK those predictions are correct in a high % of cases, our westerly prevailing weather systems ensure that, even the computer weather forecasts we get today are very often wrong
Red sky at night shepherds delight, red sky in the morning shepherds warning. I don’t suppose there’s more than a kernel of truth in it but it sounds nice.😃
Red sky at night shepherds delight, red sky in the morning shepherds warning. I don’t suppose there’s more than a kernel of truth in it but it sounds nice.😃
For us it usually is surprisingly true but our weather forecast this morning was for fourteen days of heavy rain. Tonight’s sunset seems to disprove this, what do you think?