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Sun dog means coming bad weather?



2010-04-22 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Campbellsville University
My Grandfather Bill Doc Marcum from Sulphur Well would have observed the spot above the maple tree on the CU campus and said it was a Sun Dog and a sign of bad weather to come. The bright spot was between the sun which was positioned over Montgomery Library and the clock tower near the Alumni Building. The weather change is predicted to come Friday in the form of rain and thunder storms which would make him right.


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