I have heard people where I come from say that if the fire burns with a blue flame, then it is going to snow.
I told my wife this, and we have noticed that every time we get hard frost and / or snow there is a blue flame, the colder it gets the bluer it gets, it could be quite average temperatures, then the blue flame starts, and within a week it's is sub zero.
The winter of 2010 / 2011 was typical, blue flame all the time, it was so cold the river by the house froze with about 20 inches of ice.
Has anyone else noticed this, or should Whisky be sold under license to people who can drink sensibly?
I told my wife this, and we have noticed that every time we get hard frost and / or snow there is a blue flame, the colder it gets the bluer it gets, it could be quite average temperatures, then the blue flame starts, and within a week it's is sub zero.
The winter of 2010 / 2011 was typical, blue flame all the time, it was so cold the river by the house froze with about 20 inches of ice.
Has anyone else noticed this, or should Whisky be sold under license to people who can drink sensibly?