Sticking with the cat topic again, do you ever notice how your cat's behavior changes with the weather?
I mean, I'm not making this up, right? My cat likes to sleep even more on rainy days, and when it snows - forget about it! She's probably tucked away under my blankets somewhere (where I would like to be!). Since most likely the beginning of time, there's been speculation that animals have a connection, or at least amazing hyper-senses, that allow them a certain awareness to weather patterns.
So the question is...can cats predict the weather?
Short answer: Most likely it's just their super kitty powers where they can sense changes in temperature and hear oncoming storms within enough time to react appropriately (or sleepily).
Best answer: According to a book written in 1883 by H.H.C. Dunwoody, lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Service, yes. Yes, cats predict the weather. And here's how:
In his book, Weather Proverbs, commissioned by the U.S. War Department, Dunwoody explains the cat-weather phenomenon.
From Time, here is the very important summary of predictions:
So, there you have it. Dunwoody was truly onto something. Unsubscribe from all weather channels, apps, and services. Pull the plug on meteorological stations and studies. The answers were in this book all along!
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