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Image: Large spider webs in autumn indicate frost.

Spiders move down from their webs before rain.

Spiderwebs floating at autumn sunset bring a night frost, on this you may bet.

When spiderwebs are wet with dew that soon dries, expect a fine day.

When spiders’ webs in air do fly, the spell will soon be very dry.

Spiders spinning larger than usual webs is a sign of a cold winter to come.

Observe spiders and their webs closely to gauge weather: Of course, spiders are arachnids, not insects, but we’re including these creeply-crawlies here! Can spiders predict winter weather? What do you think? Image: Bald-faced hornets make nests in trees at varying heights. Read more about predicting weather with cricket chirps! The more quickly crickets chirp, the warmer the temperature.The early arrival of crickets on the hearth means an early winter.When bees to distance wing their flight, days are warm and skies are bright But when their flight ends near their home, stormy weather is sure to come.

If ants their walls do frequently build, rain will from the clouds be spilled.

When cicadas are heard, dry weather will follow, and frost will come in six weeks.

If ant hills are high in July, the coming winter will be hard.

See how high the hornet’s nest, ‘twill tell how high the snow will rest.

Their activity tells us whether the weather will be cold, warm, windy or fair! Observe ants, bees, hornets, crickets, and other insects.

Here’s some of the more well-known weather folklore about insects and weather! Insect Weather Folklore Can insects predict the weather? Next time you see an insect, spider, or other “creepy-crawly,” check out what it’s doing! It could let you know something about the upcoming weather.