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According to a traditional farmers' saying, St. Medardus Day is believed to predict the weather for the coming weeks.

Expert on Farmers' Almanac Rule Does Today's Weather Determine the Next Six Weeks?

The farmers' proverb for St. Medardus' Day promises six weeks of similar weather. How accurate is it according to experts?

The "Schafskälte" is a brief period in June when temperatures can become cooler again.

Expert Explains Farmers' Almanac Rule If the "sheep cold" arrives, June will be ...

In June, temperatures can drop significantly again. myHOMEBOOK explains the phenomenon of the "sheep cold" and what a traditional farmer's saying has to say about it.

The Ice Saints can have serious consequences for our plants.

In May Why the Ice Saints Are Crucial for Hobby Gardeners

The Ice Saints are an important period for hobby gardeners and farmers. But what exactly do they mean for our plants?

According to a traditional farmers' saying, rain on Good Friday means a dry summer is ahead—but is there any truth to it?

Expert on Farmers' Almanac Rule If it rained on Good Friday, a ...

A traditional saying suggests that rain on Good Friday indicates a dry summer. myHOMEBOOK explains the reasoning behind this belief.

If July is cool, according to the farmer's almanac, August is supposed to be rainy. Is that true?

Farmers' Almanac Under Expert Review If the livestock doesn't sweat in July, it will in August...

A farmer's saying suggests that if July is cool, you can expect bad weather in August. What's behind this?