1010. Conjurers can stop rain by throwing up clods of dirt. _Alabama._ 1011. Fog on the hill Brings water to the mill. Fog on the moor Brings the sun to the door. _New York._ 1012. A fog from the hills Brings water to the mills. A fog from the sea Drives all the rain away. _Prince Edward Island._ 1013. Fog on the hill Brings water to the mill. Fog in the vale, Catch all the water in a pail. _Massachusetts._ 1014. Three foggy mornings and then a rain. _Massachusetts._ 1015. It will rain within twenty-four hours of a hoar frost. _Deerfield, Mass._ 1016. When the glass sweats, it is the sign of rainy weather. _Alabama._ 1017. If the ground is black, it means rain. _Peabody, Mass._ 1018. To wear your husband's hat is a sign of rain. _Massachusetts._ 1019. Talking of horses is a sign of rain. _Labrador._ 1020. Mackerel sky Five miles high Lets the earth Go three days dry. _Miller's River, Mass._ 1021. Mackerel sky, Rain by and by. _Massachusetts._ 1022. A mackerel sky is a sign of a storm. _Prince Edward Island._ 1023. Mackerel sky, Rain is nigh. or Mackerel sky, Rain to-morrow. _Brookline, Mass._ 1024. Mackerel sky Three days high Never leaves the earth Three days dry. _Massachusetts._ 1025. Mackerel's back and the mare's tails Make lofty ships carry low sails. _Newburyport, Mass._ 1026. Mackerel sky, horse's tail, Make the sailor draw his sail. _Brookline, Mass._ 1027. Mackerel sky, Wind blow high. _Canada._ 1028. Mackerel sky, Twenty-four hours dry. _Salem, Mass._ 1029. Open and shet, Sign of wet. _Maine and Massachusetts._ 1030. Open and shet, Sign of more wet. _Massachusetts._ 1031. Open and shet, Kind o' wet. _Massachusetts._ 1032. If raindrops linger on the pane, There will be further rain. 1033. Raindrops falling on a river, etc., and raising large bubbles, mean a heavy fall of rain and a flood. 1034. If you can see the reflection of the building, etc., in puddles in the street, it will rain inside of twelve hours. _Salem, Mass._ 1035. When the rain dries up quickly from puddles, it will rain again soon. _Mattawamkeag, Me._ 1036. The rope becoming slack denotes that rain is coming. _Placentia Bay, N.F._ 1037. Sparks on the bottom of the tea-kettle mean rain. _Patten, Me._ 1038. The sun drawing water means rain. _General in the United States._ 1039. When the sun sets in a bank of clouds, there will soon be rain. _Alabama._