How to Predict Winter Weather Accurately Every Year

This eHow will teach you how to predict future winter weather accurately every year.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Time
• Patience
• Your eyes

1. Every year the meteorologists and scientists with other long convoluted extensively garbled sounding names come forth to predict the coming winter weather. If you're watching the 6 o'clock news they tell your to tune in at 11. If it's the 11 pm news they tell you to tune in at 9 am the next day. I'm not going to do that. You're here now/

2. During late summer or fall go to a woody area near your home. a local park or woods is good..

3. Check the ground and trees for a woolly Caterpillar, get one.
   At this time of the year caterpillars' wool is alternate bands of dark brown or black and light tan to dark orange.

4. Look at the rings. If the rings are light; it will be a moderate winter.
   If they are dark tan and dark brown; It will be cold. If they are semi-dark to black; winter will be very cold. And if there are no rings and the caterpillar is all black; be prepared for a very severe winter.

5. The caterpillar pictured was seen in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania on August 8, 2009.

Tips & Warnings

• This knowledge was passed down generation to generation within our family and it has never failed.

[friendofgod]

on 10/8/2009 I've heard about caterpillar rings before: people tell me it's true: it's pretty amazing.

[jenecequa]

on 9/27/2009 Cool. I'm going out to find that wooley caterpiller!

[happystar]

on 9/5/2009 I learn something new everyday. Thanks. 5*

[mvalora]

on 9/5/2009 Interesting info. Thanks!