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THe rising of the Rainebow very high in any rainy weather, foretels cleare and faire weather.
If the Rainebow appeare in the win∣ter▪ without any winde, and some raine withall, it is a token of faire weather.
If the Moone appeare in the West with cleare hornes, with no vapours a∣bout it, thrée daies before the opposition, and thrée daies after the coniunction, it is a signe of much faire weather.
If the Sunne rise and set cleare with∣out any vapours, it is a token of faire weather.
Any winde comming from the North, and slirring many cloudes, signifieth ve∣ry faire weather.
The skye being red in an euening, foretels the next morning to be faire.
The saying of Dawes in the morning declare faire weather to come.
If the Moone appeare the third day before the coniunction with smal hornes, it signifieth faire weather.