Folk omens for the first month of summer, June, will help you understand in which sphere of work it is better to direct all your forces on a certain day. The correct interpretation of natural phenomena and animal habits will help predict sudden changes in the weather that can disrupt plans for sowing crops or traveling on vacation. 
If it rains at the beginning of the month, drought should be expected by the end of the month
Signs about the weather in June
Signs for June are good to predict by the weather:
- a rainbow in the evening indicates warmth in the coming days;
- red clouds before sunrise foreshadow a windy day, and clouds – for a downpour;
- regular fogs – for a mushroom harvest;
- warm nights – to a wonderful harvest of fruits and vegetables;
- thick fog creeping over the water – to warmth in the coming days;
- abundant dew – to a rich harvest.
If it rains at the beginning of the month, a drought should be expected by the end of the month.
Signs about nature in June
There are many animal and plant superstitions that will help determine the weather for the future:
- mountain ash began to bloom later than the deadline – autumn will be protracted;
- a lot of cones on the trees – for a good harvest of cucumbers;
- larks begin to build nests in the lowlands – by a dry summer, on the hills – by frequent rains;
- roosters crow all day long or a herd of cows behaves uneasily – to heavy rain;
- a strong scent from flowers indicates oncoming showers;
- the songs of the nightingale are heard all night – the next day there will be a strong wind;
- cranes fly high in the sky just before the cold snap.
If you notice a lot of its inhabitants near the anthill, get ready for hot days, and earthworms crawling out to the surface are a sign that you should prepare for the rains.
Folk omens by day
- Low temperatures on this day are a sure ghost of cold weather throughout the month.
- Moles escaping outside – to strong, prolonged downpours.
- Warmth during the day – to prolonged bad weather.
- The light of the sun breaks through dense clouds – to rain.
- May beetles briskly fly in the air – to a warm, windless day.
- Rosehip blooming on this day indicates the absence of frost until the end of the month.
- Late mountain ash flowering indicates a long and cold autumn.
- A large number of grasshoppers – to drought.
- The clouds that appeared during the day completely dissipate by the evening – by clear weather without precipitation in the near future.
- A quiet and windless day – to a rich harvest.
- Fog creeping on the water in the morning – to warmth.
- Water lilies leaving under the water – to imminent rains.
- Abundant dew on the grass in the evening – by the hot next day.
- Strong north-west wind – towards wet summer.
- The sun rises from the fog – to calm and hot weather.
- Wind from the south – to a rich harvest, from the north – to hot weather tomorrow, and from the north-west – to frequent summer rains.
- Swifts hanging high in the sky, sharply diving down – to a sharp cooling.
- The singing of a woodpecker predicts imminent showers.
- A sharp cold snap is a sign that prolonged heat should be expected soon.
- Bees swarm in hives – to drought.
- Strong dew in the morning – to clear weather for the whole day.
- The frequent cry of crows and the low flight of swallows symbolize prolonged rainfall.
- Chickens and geese pluck their feathers – to a drop in temperature and rain.
- Stars twinkle with a greenish tint at night – the next day will be warm and clear.
- Highly flying swallows – to calm weather, loudly chirping sparrows – to showers.
- Rooster crowing at dawn – to precipitation, and midges flying in circles – to a warm and clear day.
- Bright stars in the night sky – to a hot day, falling – to a strong wind, twinkling – to a prolonged rain with a thunderstorm.
- Closed inflorescences of marigolds and bent stems of violets – to heavy rain.
- Livestock sleep during the day – to a sharp deterioration in the weather.
- An evening rainbow indicates warmth in the coming days, and a purple sunset indicates windy, rainy weather.
By carefully studying the daily changes in the weather, the behavior of insects and animals, you can easily grow a wonderful harvest or go on vacation without fear of rain.
