Well I might be getting a bit ahead of myself but as they say 90 days after fog comes rain I am happy to see two days of heavy fog in the Regina area. We are scary dry and a couple inches toward end of April would be welcome.
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My mother believes the same theory. And she adds if it isn't precipitation it will be wind....geez mom, those are pretty good odds of that forecast materializing!
Actually I want someone to expain to me how fog can lead to precipitation 90-100 days later.
Kinda like the saying "red sky morning...sailors warning, red sky night...sailors delight. Must have something to do with wind.
But as dry as we are I'm willing to hang any hope on any old wive's tale at this time.
What do I have to lose? I've already lost all my credibility and dignity.
Any other folklore forecasts out there?Last edited by farmaholic; Jan 22, 2018, 00:39.
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Originally posted by farmaholic View PostMy mother believes the same theory. And she adds if it isn't precipitation it will be wind....geez mom, those are pretty good odds of that forecast materializing!
Actually I want someone to expain to me how fog can lead to precipitation 90-100 days later.
Kinda like the saying "red sky morning...sailors warning, red sky night...sailors delight. Must have something to do with wind.
But as dry as we are I'm willing to hang any hope on any old wive's tale at this time.
What do I have to lose? I've already lost all my credibility and dignity.
Any other folklore forecasts out there?
It is simple mathematical probability. Fog/hoarfrost usually lasts 3-4 days, so go out 90 days add a day on each side of the time frame just because if a rain is close it will be counted as a hoarfrost rain.
So in any given 5-6 day time frame in summer there is a high probability of rain.
My mom would count the rain if it was anywhere close to the time, because some people say 90 days others say 100 days.
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I also subscribe to the fog theory. It seems to be close add a day on either side of 90 and its a rain day. We have had lots of fog north of the valley East of City. So like i posted earlier i think the cycle is changing to normal rainfall. Were still 95 to 100 days away from seeding but it sure would be a good starting point if it did come true.
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So its mathematical odds not a proven scienctific theory.
Pretty soon the ground hog will tell us how many weeks of winter are left.
Another good one was the higher muskrats built there huts the more snow winter would get. Tell you what....there are no muskrat huts here and there is little snow too!
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Two days heavy fog in Edmonton region as well. If theory correct there will be a flood of surplus canola this fall. Just lucky that the old crop is not as big as Stats can says it was. Won't matter now since any short fall can be borrowed from 2018 crop. Going to be a monster. Remember $6 canola from 2005/06?
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I have zero faith in wives tales. Ie, when muskrats build a bigger house? It means there are more muskrats to make room for. A friend of mine said his dad watched hoar frost for many years. The result? 50 50 odds! 😂
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