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Letter: Predicting winter weather Dave Rosenbaum writes: The number of foggy mornings in August was thought to equal the number of tracking snows in the following winter. One of the loafers at Dad's store at Fairplay once announced that there would be 37 tracking snows because that was the number of foggy August mornings the person had counted. --DaveComments re article 105466 Letter How many days of fog so far This story was posted on 2019-08-06 06:31:52
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