Y2K may have come and gone without a hitch - but it did cause some of us to reflect on how dependent we have become on technology.
Technology is good.
It helps predict weather and spread information instantaneously. But people have been reading the signs for thousands of years - without the help of computers. The good folks at the Jordan Presbyterian Church in Owen County, have pooled their collective weather lore, and offer these words of wisdom to our readers. When the woolly worms are dark, or have a thick black stripe, it's going to be a hard winter. A ring around the moon means bad weather.