After a little looking online I found nearly the same thing. Thunder in January means snow in 7-10 days (the stories vary) and thunder in February means the last frost will be on or about the same day of the month in April. (Thunder on Feb. 12 means last frost on April 12.)mei lan said:I found these: Thunder in January, snow in a week. Thunder in February, frost in May.
Guard Dad said:It means JR ate peanuts earlier.
Foxmeister said:Guard Dad said:It means JR ate peanuts earlier.
Either that or someone pulled your finger.
Foxmeister said:Guard Dad said:It means JR ate peanuts earlier.
Either that or someone pulled your finger.
I'm Floored said:The weather "experts" at another board seem to think that sometime after the 11th - especially next weekend - will bring much colder temps and, depending on available moisture, snow!
GON?naturegirl said:I love GON, too. Those guys started a weather message board but it's gone now. I can still go to GON and get my weather forecasts. DDD originally said something about the 17th, that's 10 days from the thunderstorms.
ShoeDiva said:GON?naturegirl said:I love GON, too. Those guys started a weather message board but it's gone now. I can still go to GON and get my weather forecasts. DDD originally said something about the 17th, that's 10 days from the thunderstorms.
I know where your going. Have fun!!!Callahan said:I've always heard about the thunder in January thing but it was from the same person who told me the Christmas tree thing. There can't be any snow there at the end of the month, we have a connecting flight in Atlanta and I don't want to be delayed.
Callahan said:I've always heard about the thunder in January thing but it was from the same person who told me the Christmas tree thing. There can't be any snow there at the end of the month, we have a connecting flight in Atlanta and I don't want to be delayed.