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Tuesday

23

April

min. +48°
max. +64°

Wednesday

24

April

min. +46°
max. +64°

Thursday

25

April

min. +46°
max. +54°

Friday

26

April

min. +43°
max. +55°

Saturday

27

April

min. +39°
max. +45°

Sunday

28

April

min. +43°
max. +52°

Monday

29

April

min. +46°
max. +54°
Clear
+50°F
Sunrise 5:46 Sunset 8:21

Temperature, °F

feels likeWhat the temperature
feels like in
appropriate clothing

Pressure,

Humidity, %

Wind,

Chance of
precipit., %

  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +50°
    +50°
    993
    71
    3
    -
  • 4 am
    +48°
    +46°
    992
    78
    4
    2
  • 7 am
    +48°
    +45°
    992
    85
    6
    2
  • 10 am
    +55°
    +55°
    992
    68
    8
    2
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    991
    50
    10
    2
  • 4 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    989
    52
    10
    2
  • 7 pm
    +59°
    +59°
    989
    54
    9
    2
  • 10 pm
    +52°
    +52°
    991
    70
    5
    2
Folklore weather forecast: April 23 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Adalbert, the patron saint of Poland. If on the morning of April 23 the weather is bad, the soil will be dry until the end of the first half of summer, and if there’s thunder before St. Adalbert’s day, then the winter will last longer, that is, it is not going away: “However many times it thunders on the fields before St. Adalbert’s, that’s how many times after St. Adalbert’s the fields will turn white from the cold”. And yet, on Holy St. Adalbert’s day his birds arrive (storks, that is), which are also called “Adalberts” by the peasants.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +46°
    +43°
    988
    86
    6
    2
  • 4 am
    +46°
    +43°
    987
    85
    6
    2
  • 7 am
    +46°
    +43°
    987
    91
    8
    2
  • 10 am
    +55°
    +55°
    985
    78
    8
    5
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    983
    61
    10
    28
  • 4 pm
    +59°
    +59°
    983
    82
    10
    82
  • 7 pm
    +57°
    +57°
    984
    67
    12
    79
  • 10 pm
    +52°
    +52°
    987
    69
    8
    16
Folklore weather forecast: April 24 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. George. If St. George’s day is serene, it will be like this for four weeks. Clear days following St. George’s will bring an abundant crop of grasses, hence: “If there is dew on St. George’s, there’s no need for oats for the horses”, “On St. George’s, the grass is flourishing”. And when St. George hides the crow in the rye, there will be abundant grain.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +46°
    +43°
    989
    80
    5
    3
  • 7 am
    +46°
    +43°
    988
    94
    9
    29
  • 1 pm
    +54°
    +54°
    989
    70
    11
    87
  • 7 pm
    +54°
    +54°
    991
    61
    9
    77
Folklore weather forecast: April 25 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Mark, the Evangelist. Whatever happens on St. Mark’s day also happens to the gardeners (May 12, 13 and 14). A warm St. Mark’s day promises a cold May: “If you walk around without a shirt on St. Mark’s day, you’ll be wrapping yourself in a sheepskin in May”, and “If you are wiping away the sweat on St. Mark’s, you’ll be wearing a sheepskin coat on St. Servatus’ (May 13)”. Rain on April 25 is a harbinger of a hot and dry summer: “If St. Mark arrives with rain, this brings a drought in the summer”, and “If there’s rain on St. Mark’s day, then the soil in the summer will crack”.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +46°
    +43°
    995
    73
    6
    4
  • 7 am
    +43°
    +39°
    996
    96
    7
    14
  • 1 pm
    +55°
    +55°
    997
    46
    11
    92
  • 7 pm
    +48°
    +43°
    999
    64
    12
    59
Folklore weather forecast: April 26 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Aurelius of Carthage and St. Marcellus, the Pope. If the sun “warms well” the day after St. Mark’s (April 25), often afterwards the rain abundantly falls. On this day the storks were also observed: “If the stork gladly walks about in the water, the rain is coming soon”, and if “The swallow and bee are flying, this is a sign of spring for the world”.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +41°
    +34°
    997
    86
    8
    58
  • 7 am
    +39°
    +30°
    987
    92
    17
    69
  • 1 pm
    +43°
    +36°
    991
    75
    17
    81
  • 7 pm
    +45°
    +36°
    997
    66
    21
    61
Folklore weather forecast: April 27 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Anthimos of Nicomedia, the Bishop, and St. Zita. Our ancestors noticed that if the moon was in the fog, rain would fall in three days. They entered other observations into a proverb: “A quail’s singing is the annunciation of rain”. A peasant doesn’t rejoice over a dry April because a wet April heralds a good year.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +45°
    +36°
    1000
    66
    21
    27
  • 7 am
    +43°
    +36°
    1004
    70
    14
    48
  • 1 pm
    +52°
    +52°
    1007
    46
    16
    63
  • 7 pm
    +52°
    +52°
    1005
    65
    11
    71
Folklore weather forecast: April 28 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Peter Chanel, the presbyter, as well as St. Louis-Marie Grignion. To this day, this saying survives: “If on St. Peter’s day snow or rain falls, good harvests should be expected”. And our ancestors could predict the rain by observing the behavior of birds: “When the swallow descends in flight, the rain is approaching us”.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +46°
    +41°
    1003
    93
    9
    58
  • 7 am
    +46°
    +41°
    1000
    93
    11
    60
  • 1 pm
    +54°
    +54°
    999
    69
    12
    81
  • 7 pm
    +54°
    +54°
    995
    59
    10
    83
Folklore weather forecast: April 29 in the Catholic Church is the feast day of St. Peter of Verona, St. Catherine of Siena, patron saint of Europe. The weather on that day announced what summer and fall would be like. If St. Peter’s day was dry, it would be a dry summer and autumn, and vice versa: rain on April 29 heralds a rainy summer and the same for autumn. Our ancestors also noticed that when the sun swelters, then there is a storm a short way off.