Weather lore refers to traditional sayings and beliefs about weather patterns, often passed down through generations. These sayings are based on observations of nature and can provide insights into upcoming weather changes. For example, the phrase "Red sky at night, sailor's delight; red sky in morning, sailor's warning" suggests that a red sunset indicates good weather, while a red sunrise may signal a storm. Many cultures have their own weather lore, using local flora and fauna as indicators. For instance, the behavior of birds or the blooming of certain flowers can signal changes in weather. While not scientifically accurate, these sayings reflect a deep connection between people and their environment.