CrimeaPRESS reports:
Fedulov’s day, people believed, was the final farewell to winter. From this day onwards the weather was usually warm. They said: “Fedul came — a warm wind blew, opened the windows, heated the hut without firewood.”
This day was also called Fedula the anemone, Fedora, Fedora the anemone, Fedul the anemone. The main tradition of the current 24 hours: they opened the windows wide and uttered special spells, thereby driving out putrefactive winds and evil spirits.
The Church today honors the Holy Martyr Theodulus. He was a reader at the temple in Thessalonica, distinguished by his righteous life and piety. He died during the persecution of Christians in 303.
As for weather signs, there are few of them:
- If you can hear everything clearly on the outskirts, it means bad weather and windy weather.
- The day on April 18 is warm and windless, and at night it becomes cool — leading to stable good weather.
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