10 (Bullsh*t) Signs That It'll Be a Good Winter - Whitelines Snowboarding

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10 (Bullsh*t) Signs That It’ll Be a Good Winter

Wooly Worms

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Wooly Worms

Wooly worms – young Tiger Moths – are meant to grow thicker coats in advance of a harsh winter, with blacker (as opposed to redder) coats believed to signify ever colder temperatures. Though that sounds like one of the wooliest wives’ tales so far, it’s reported to work with an 80% accuracy – though how you could calculate that is beyond us.

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