The phrase “red night sky, shepherd’s joy. Red morning sky, shepherd’s warning” appears for the first time in the Gospel of Matthew. This is an old saying about wind, often used to indicate a change in the sky at dawn, and was first known to help shepherds prepare for tomorrow's weather.
Red skies form when high pressure traps dust and small particles in the atmosphere. The next day is usually dry and pleasant, because it emits a blue light that only looks red to make the sky stand out, and the red sky at sunset means strong atmospheric pressure from the west. "Dawn Shepherd's Watch" means that the red sky has already moved east under the influence of high pressure and good weather has passed there. You can lower the system humidity and barometric pressure.
The shape of rings called halos around the moon and sun indicate the arrival of rain. Hi is caused by the formation of ice crystals in many clouds. These ice crystals break in the moonlight and sunlight. The fewer ice crystals, the more likely it will rain. Coronas can be a signal of an impending thunderstorm, especially in summer, and rings that form around the moon or sun can be the result of an aura. When a corona is formed by refraction of light, a corona of refracted light is formed. When light passes through the cloud, it scatters around the water droplets. This will make the halo appear to circle the light source.
This opposite comes from the seabed, where different types of clouds are used to determine the descent of the sail. The sky, also known as mackerel, is associated with Paleocumulus. "Horse" means fluffy clouds. Raise the sails of the ship before the storm comes and you can do both. Cumulonimbus clouds form when there is a certain level of humidity in the air. This indicates that it is raining. The word "perfect air" refers to something like a cloud with perfect scales.
The basic premise of this myth is that the colder the air, the less water it can store. However, it can retain some moisture even at the lowest temperatures. So it is unlikely that it will snow, but it is still possible.
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