PERIOD 3
Date
June 1
Group Member 1
Gabby F.
Group Member 2
Kayla T.
Topic Title
A tough Winter is ahead if: The wider the
brown (middle) band on a woolly bear
caterpillar, the milder the Winter.
The sharper the blast, the sooner it’s past.
June 1
Malori B.
Maddie R.
June 1
Lauren S.
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June 1
Sam B.
Chey R.
June 1
TJ J.
Corey
When the glass falls low,
Prepare for a blow;
When it rises high,
Let all your kites fly.
Horses run fast before a violent storm or
before windy conditions.
If the goose honks high, fair weather; if the
goose honks low, foul weather.
June 2
Colt W.
Luis U.
June 2
Joey A.
Cameron P.
June 2
Amanda M.
Jayleen M.
The first frost in autumn will be exactly
six months after the first thunderstorm
of spring.
If there's thunder during Christmas
week,
The Winter will be anything but meek.
When sea birds fly to land there truly is a
storm at hand.
Alexis A.
Red in the morning sailors take warning.
Red at night sailors' delight.
June 2
Kianna J.
A sunny shower won't last an hour.
June 3
Dalton G.
Laurel L.
June 3
Anthony C.
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June 3
Grant M.
Jordan E.
June 3
Rachel K.
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When grass is dry at morning light,
Look for rain before the night.
Ditches and manure piles smell stronger
just before it rains.
A warm Christmas, a cold Easter.
PERIOD 4
Date
Group Member 1
Group Member 2
June 1
Kristy A.
Kristen S.
June 1
Liz W.
Lia M.
June 1
Maison M.
Hunter K.
June 1
Lauren K.
Lindsey K.
June 1
Caitlyn F.
Lauren B.
June 2
Adam P.
Daniella Z.
June 2
Omodele D.
Casey W.
June 2
Jordan R.
Waheed S.
June 2
Casey A.
Kaitlyn B.
June 2
Meghan D.
Tristan L.
June 3
Jeremy B.
Anthony H.
June 3
Julia P.
Alyssa D.
June 3
Eric G.
Matt B.
June 3
Tristan I.
Anna P.
Topic Title
Onionskin is very thin, mild winter is
coming in. Onionskin is thick and tough
winter will be cold and rough.
Romeo and Juliet:
I pray thee, good Mercutio, let’s retire:
The day is hot, the Capulets abroad,
And if we meet, we shall not ‘scrape a
brawl,
For now, these hot days, is the mad blood
stirred.
The chill is on, near and far, in all the
months that have an ‘R’.
Curls that kink and cords that bind:
Signs of rains and heavy winds.
Pigs gather leaves and straw before a storm.
High clouds indicate fine weather will
prevail; lower clouds mean rain.
When hollow winds begin to blow,
The clouds look black, and the glass is
low.
The low air pressure around a tornado
causes buildings to explode.
If ant hills are high in July,
Winter will be snowy.
Crickets are accurate thermometers; they
chirp faster when warm and slower
when cold.
Hark how the chairs and tables crack!
Old Betty’s nerves are on the rack.
…’Twill surely rain; I see with sorrow,
Our jaunt must be put off until
tomorrow.
The sky turns green in a storm when
there is hail.
The louder the frog, the more the rain.
The south wind brings wet weather...the
north wind, wet and cold together; the
west wind always brings us rain…the
east wind blows it back again.
PERIOD 5
Date
Group Member 1
Group Member 2
June 1
Tyler S.
Brady K.
June 1
Emily
Jason L.
June 1
Tyler W.
Mike B.
June 1
Willi R.
Brian T.
June 1
Andrew K.
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June 2
Ryan D.
David H.
June 2
Kirsten K.
Hope A.
June 2
Bri W.
Ethan Q.
June 2
Hailey S.
Kathleen H.
June 2
Maia N.
Nikki K.
June 3
Holli W.
Stef B.
June 3
Jerielle B.
Kayla K.
June 3
Tianna R.
Gabby R.
June 3
Regina F.
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June 3
Steven M.
Darrion L.
Topic Title
Horses run fast before a violent storm or
before windy conditions.
The more rain, the more rest; fair
weather’s not always best.
Flowers close up before a storm.
When the days begin to lengthen,
The cold begins to strengthen.
Cockroaches are more active before a
storm.
Lightning never strikes the same place
twice
When leaves fall early,
Fall and Winter will be mild;
When leaves fall late,
Winter will be severe.
You can outrun a tornado in a car.
A green Christmas; a white Easter.
So it falls that all men are
With fine weather happier far.
It is almost universally believed that
good weather may be expected when the
cat washes herself, but bad weather may
be expected when she licks her coat
against the grain or washes her face over
her ears, or sits
Fishes in general, both in salt and fresh
waters, are observed to sport most and
bite more eagerly before rain.
It’s raining cats and dogs.
No two snow crystals are alike.
Birds flying low, expect rain and a blow.