Using frog croaks to predict the weather
In 1975, Chinese meteorologist Chang Chi-tsai came out with "Chang's law" which codified the relationship between croaking frogs and the weather:
Previously we've posted about how to use gnats to predict the weather.
If frogs croak on a fine day it will rain in two days.
If frogs croak after rain it will be fine weather.
It will continue to rain if frogs do not croak after successive overcast days.
If frogs croak after rain it will be fine weather.
It will continue to rain if frogs do not croak after successive overcast days.
Previously we've posted about how to use gnats to predict the weather.
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Jan 19, 1975
Comments
He got help from the French ?
Posted by F.U.D. in Stockholm on 01/09/24 at 06:33 AM
If string wet, rainy weather.
If string white, snowy weather.
If string horizontal, stormy weather.
If string white, snowy weather.
If string horizontal, stormy weather.
Posted by Richard Bos on 01/13/24 at 12:57 PM
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Category: 1970s | Asia | Weather