It's September 8th. People celebrate it as Adrian and Natalia's Day.
The people have some signs in store for this day that will allow them to know what the weather will be like in the near and distant future.
In addition, according to these signs, one can also determine the nature of the coming winter: whether it will be harsh or mild.
For example, if today's morning is cold, expect an early and cold winter.
If the leaves have not yet fallen from the oaks and birches, a harsh winter with the arrival of General Frost is likely.
Crows sitting with their heads turned in different directions indicate that today will be a windless day.
But if their heads are turned in one direction, and the birds settle closer to the tree trunk, know that the wind will look in on you.
A large rowan harvest on September 8? This indicates an approaching frost.
But there is a sign according to which ripe rowan and viburnum signify the arrival of a mild and not very frosty winter.
