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Ever wondered how ancient people predicted the weather before satellites and radar?

From England’s rain-forecasting cows to Japan’s lucky spiders and India’s lightning slippers — discover the strangest weather superstitions from around the world! This video explores the fascinating ways our ancestors tried to understand the skies — with beliefs passed down through sailors, farmers, and entire cultures. Learn how old rhymes like “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight” actually hold scientific truth, why the Inuit warned against whistling at the aurora, and how small-town weather lore still survives today. These stories reveal how deeply weather shaped human life — when it could mean the difference between harvest and hunger.

📌 Chapters:

Intro – Reading the skies
England – When cows predict rain
Japan – Morning and evening spiders
Sailors’ rhymes and red skies
India – Slippers and lightning
Inuit – Whistling at the aurora
Midwest – Smoke signs of rain
Reflection – Why superstition still fascinates

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