The image to your left from WCPO's Skycam 9 is updated every five minutes and has the ability to swivel 360 degrees. Weather rhymes and sayings like this one are centuries-old. Like much of folklore, some are based on real science. A red sky overhead at dawn signals that high-pressure air has moved past.
Winds are likely to bring in wet weather.
Ring around the sun, rain before night is done. A halo around the sun or moon is caused by ice crystals in cirrus clouds. That usually means wet weather is 12 to 18 hours away. When the dew is on the grass, rain will never come to pass. Heavy dew on a summer night forms when skies are clear and the temperature has dropped.