Let us Explore (Page 56) Make a list of such local knowledge about rain, fog, snow or hail in your area. Class 7

Let us Explore (Page 56) Make a list of such local knowledge about rain, fog, snow or hail in your area. Class 7

Let us Explore (Page 56) Make a list of such local knowledge about rain, fog, snow or hail in your area. Class 7

Answer:

Local knowledge about weather phenomena can be fascinating and varies by region. Here are some examples:

1. Rain:

1. Farmers often plant crops when they see certain flowers bloom, indicating the arrival of the rainy season.
2. When the birds fly low in the sky, it means heavy rain or storm is near.
3. When the ants make a tall mud wells around their hole, the rain is near.
4. When the sky become dark grey, the heavy rain is coming.

2. Fog: Thick fog in the morning suggests a sunny day ahead.

3. Snow: In winter, if animals are more active, it may indicate an upcoming snowstorm.

4. Hail: When the wind suddenly picks up and dark clouds gather, it often precedes hail.