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May 8 — Mark's day. The key holder unlocks the sky

May 8 — Mark's day. The key holder unlocks the sky

CrimeaPRESS reports:

People called May 8 differently: Mark the Keykeeper, Mark’s Day, Women’s Day, Bird Fasting. But there was only one meaning — they honored St. Mark, whom our ancestors considered the lord of spring showers. They said that he was the key holder who unlocks the sky and sheds rain on the earth.

It was believed that if they “waited” for three days in May, then there would be a rich harvest this year. So Mark was prayed to send heavy rains.

As for the weather signs for this day:

  • The cuckoo crows on this day — there will be no more frosts.
  • Good weather and sunshine? Towards a bountiful harvest of spring crops.
  • A warm evening and a starry sky mean a bountiful harvest.
  • Clear weather means summer will be hot.
  • Tall rainbow in the sky? For warm and clear weather. A low rainbow is a bad sign, foreshadowing great misfortune.
  • Three heavy rains in May — a lot of grain will be harvested.
  • Birds appeared in the vegetable garden and garden — to a good harvest on the trees and beds.
  • Cold and frequent rains – don’t expect any honey.
  • On May 8, the birds began to sing during the rain — the bad weather will soon end.
  • The greener the rainbow, the heavier the precipitation will be.
  • Cumulus clouds in the morning, and stratus clouds visible in the evening — a thunderstorm will begin soon.
  • Birds fly to the hemp field — there will be a rich harvest of hemp.

Name days on May 8th are celebrated by: Vasily, Mark, Sergey.

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