We also have our own advice on spring-cleaning and can tell you more than you ever wanted to know about dust . A cold, wet May means a barn full of hay. When frogs are jumping about more than usual, expect a storm. But when they are piping in the evening, the next day will be fair. So many mists in March we see, so many frosts in May will be.
Ropes are more difficult to untwist before bad weather.
Set sage in May and it will grow alway. A wet spring is a sure sign of dry weather for harvest. A windy May makes a fair year. A snowstorm in May is worth a wagonload of hay. When dandelions bloom late, expect a dry summer.