Learn to Predict the Weather Without a Forecast

The first thing many of us do in the morning is read or watch the news and check the weather so we know what to expect for the day. Its great that we have a ton of technology and other people who's job it is to get that information for us, but you can actually predict it on your own.

Throughout history, weather was something the everyday person had to go out and get on their own. The first collective group of weather observers wasn't established until approximately 1814 when Army posts across the US started collectively tracking and reporting the weather, and in 1848 the Smithsonian Institution started using the telegraph to transmit weather information between members of a weather observation group. (Learn more weather history)

There are now hundreds if not thousands of places to obtain the daily weather. From the newspaper to your smart phone, the current weather has never been easier to get, but how did we used to get weather without all of this awesome technology and professionals? By checking the grass for dew at sunrise, looking at the color of the sky in the morning, or just watching the clouds. How-to web site WikiHow lists some of the best ways you can get an inkling of incoming weather without any technology by your side. Hit the link below to check it out.


How to Predict the Weather Without a Forecast | wikiHow
