Natural Weather Forecasters
WOODY June 3 at 3:00 p.m.
The other day I was watering the plants ____ the garden.
My neighbor went by and said, “The ____ was dry at sunrise and that’s a good sign of rain.”
In the afternoon, we had rain, and I ____ surprised.
I have noticed it several times since ____
Do ____ know anything about natural weather forecasters?
____ just wondering. Thanks.
GREENTHUMB June 3 at 3:51 p.m.
Have ____ seen this flower before?
____ a morning glory.
It opens up in fine weather so that it ____ get lots of sunlight.
When ____ is closed, rain and bad weather are on the way.
FLOWERLOVER June 3 at 5:20 p.m.
The same thing happens with the poor ____ weather glass.
____ never opens up in wet weather.
Its closing tells us ____ it’s going to be rainy.
You know ____
____ funny name comes from a famous weather saying,
“When a rain ____ is coming, the poor man is ready for a long break.”
WOODY June 3 at 6:00 p.m.
Thanks ____ sharing.
These flowers ____ such amazing weather forecasters!
A pine cone is another ____ weather forecaster.
To American Indians ____ pine cone has been a symbol of wisdom.
They have ____ old weather proverb, “When a pine cone closes up, rain is on the way.”
They have used this knowledge ____ farming for a long time.
Interesting! ____ why does a pine cone change its shape?
A pine cone has the seeds of the ____ tree.
The seeds must be light so that ____ wind can blow them far away.
In wet weather, the pine cone closes ____ to keep its seeds dry and light.
When the time is right, the ____ opens up and spreads its seeds!