Some popular sayings or proverbs are related to observation and memory of weather events, which occurred at specified times of the year. This is related to long-term forecasts can be do. We have come to a collection of these sayings most significant in our view. This in turn would explain the existence of hidden behavior. We must remember that our ancestors depedÃan time more than today.
In the Basque Country there are many weather proverbs, we'd like to remember any of them. This in turn could be a sign that there is a law of recurrence.
- "Motz Negua hotz Azaroa (November cold winter short): it occurred in winter 1985-1986
- Sosomikote : Basque name that determines the behavior of rain and unstable weather of the past two and half days of March and first two days and half of April. This would occur this year.
- " Hil hil beltza zuri" the translation would be white black month months. This saying refers specifically to January. It would mean the month of January to be black actually have to be a month full of snow. When one month has been the target in January? To us the first month that comes to mind would be 1830. Hilbeltza in Basque is called the month of January. Ie the translation would be black month.
- "Hotzak erdiya hil eta beste erdiya beroak erre " the translation would be half a month die of cold and the other half had remained alive burning heat. This saying refers to the tendency of the time behavior of February. In Basque February otsaila called cold month means, ie is generally true that February is cold and the other half hot. For example, 1991 was given a first half cold and one hot second.
Carlos in one of his comments told us that in Catalonia it is called "the January minbar" the persistence of an anticyclone over the month. First
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