[Nebulous]

Does anyone you know predict weather changes by sensing them in their body or by observing the environment?

How accurate are their predictions?

[~ True Legend ~]

I can only predict rain from cloudy weather and that's about it

[SpookyZalost]

Well I can be pretty accurate... but I don't sense anything really (though my knee hurts before a major climate shift...), but I do a lot of meteorological observation and have a decent understanding of such things. especially in june... but that's because it rains every year every day in june at about 2:30 pm and has as long as I can remember.

[~ True Legend ~]

1686015518[/url]']
Well I can be pretty accurate... but I don't sense anything really (though my knee hurts before a major climate shift...), but I do a lot of meteorological observation and have a decent understanding of such things.  especially in june... but that's because it rains every year every day in june at about 2:30 pm and has as long as I can remember.

I assume you don’t like in the Carribbean ?

[SpookyZalost]

1686015518[/url]']
Well I can be pretty accurate... but I don't sense anything really (though my knee hurts before a major climate shift...), but I do a lot of meteorological observation and have a decent understanding of such things.  especially in june... but that's because it rains every year every day in june at about 2:30 pm and has as long as I can remember.

I assume you don’t like in the Carribbean ?

No I live in Colorado, the climate can be pretty wacky, it can snow one day and be 90*F and sunny the next... But for some reason barring a major la Nina like the one we just had, June has consistently daily thunderstorms around 2/3 pm.  That 1400-1500 for you 24 hour time users like myself.

[Nebulous]

My grandpas used to get a pain in his leg every time it was going to rain, it usually did rain after that.