
Have you ever seen a face in the clouds or in your morning coffee? No, you're not crazy. Learn about the phenomenon known as pareidolia.
Read MoreArticles of weather folklore, flower lore, myths, legends and more from the Farmers’ Almanac.
Have you ever seen a face in the clouds or in your morning coffee? No, you're not crazy. Learn about the phenomenon known as pareidolia.
Read MoreFind out what the weather this month means for the rest of the year!
Read MoreBuying a new home? Ensure your house brings you good luck for years to come with these bits of ancient folklore.
Read MoreCheck out these fun and fascinating facts about one of nature's most magical phenomena, rainbows.
Read MoreThe Japanese once believed the wind was controlled by a monster named Fūjin. Learn more!
Read MoreIf you’re dreaming of a white Christmas, watch the weather on December 13, St. Lucia Day (the Feast of St. Lucy of Syracuse, Sicily). According to traditional lore, sunny weather on this day foretells snow on Christmas. Who Was St. Lucia? A Dark Tale St. Lucia (or St. Lucy) is recognized as the patron saint
Read MoreThe ancient Greeks believed the seasons were each ruled by a different goddess. Learn about Xarpo, the lady of Autumn.
Read MoreThe ancient Greeks believed a hundred-handed monster was behind hurricanes. Learn more!
Read MoreWhat does this old weather lore saying about a red sky predict about the weather to come? We have the answer.
Read MoreOften one of the earliest blooms to brighten spring landscapes, it is no surprise that the daffodil is honored as the March birth flower as spring begins with the vernal equinox. But what makes these cheerful flowers even more engaging and symbolic for the month of March? The more you know about daffodils, the better
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