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Carabaos sneeze; calves become uneasy; and native pigs gather their litters. Because they could feel the high humidity, frogs croak more before a storm and hide their eggs masses. Chickens perk under the shade at noon or they seem like taking a bath with dust. 


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These weather lores include the unusual behavior of ants, earthworms, dragonflies, dogs, frogs, birds and honeybees as predictors to an upcoming rain, typhoon or bad weather. 


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Weather forecasting by rural folks

By Sosimo Ma. Pablico | October 21, 2001 - 12:00am

(Conclusion) Carabaos sneeze; calves become uneasy; and native pigs gather their litters. Because they could feel the high humidity, frogs croak more before a storm and hide their eggs masses. Chickens perk under...

Agriculture

Weather forecasting by rural folks

By Sosimo Ma. Pablico | October 14, 2001 - 12:00am

(First of Two Parts) Even as people in urban and urbanizing areas already rely on the weather forecasts of Pagasa, those in the remote barangays of Ilocos Norte still cling to traditional methods or weather lores...

Agriculture