CrimeaPRESS reports:
On May 10, people were sure that evil spirits were getting closer to people. True, they did not particularly protect themselves from such “visits,” but they behaved cautiously. They didn’t once again mention the “dark ones” in the fuss; they tried not to conflict, not to sin, and not to use swear words.
On May 10, peasants began plowing fields and working in vegetable gardens and orchards. At the same time, it was believed that not a single grain prepared for sowing should be eaten, since this would interfere with obtaining a rich harvest. They said to Semyon the Early Tiller: “Plow early, don’t be lazy, and there will be a rich harvest.”
The weather signs are as follows:
- Thunder rumbled until May 10, the larks began to sing, the forest was dressed in leaves, and the frogs began to croak in the swamps? It’s time to plow the field and the harvest will be rich.
- Are the clouds moving quickly across the sky? To prolonged bad weather.
- Heavy rain on May 10th? For a good rye harvest.
- The birch leaves have fully unfurled — it’s time to plant potatoes.
- Is the grass dry in the morning? In the evening we must wait for rain.
- If fog appears in the lowlands on the evening of May 10, then the bad weather will end and warming will begin.
- It’s clear in the morning, but at noon cumulus clouds appeared in the sky and disappeared in the evening? Frosts are possible in the near future.
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