Tomorrow, 15 July, is St Swithun's Day. Most people have heard the saying that if it rains then it will rain for 40 more. There's a ...

It seems some of us have had a little rain after weeks of relentless heatwave. It wasn't my fault. At least, I don't *think* it w...

So the Easter holidays are here at last - four days of doing what I want. What I usually like at this time are  country walks or going t...

Today is the Spring Equinox, when the day and night are of equal length. It is also the Pagan festival of Ostara and is the first day of s...

Are you bored with the bad weather? Fancy trying a spell to make the sun shine? Here is some folk magic I was taught by a friend many y...

British people moaning about the weather is, I would say, an accurate stereotype. We can have five seasons in one day. And for any of u...

I've just got home from a rather wet holiday, staying at a pub called the Fox and Hounds near the Uffington White Horse . Despite th...

"The Mexican Town That Fist Fights to Summon Rain" - story at Vice: http://www.vice.com/en_uk/video/blood-for-water-fighting-for-t...

It may be autumn, but it seems like we still have at least a few days of glorious sunshine and high temperatures left. Here's a pictu...

English people are always grumbling about the weather aren't they? Last year it was too wet and I was moaning about the snails eating...

David, who reads my blog, sent me an interesting question about weather magic. He said: “I was wondering if you could give me a few good tip...

I'm very pleased to say, my prediction was wrong. A little while back, I had a nasty dream that something horrible would happen on 15 Ma...

It has certainly been an a good year for daffodils. These beautiful messengers of spring are usually only out in my garden for a few we...

For some reason this January I've been struggling with the winter blues. I'm not really sure why. Although the weather has been we...

The BBC News website reports that the ancient mound at Silbury Hill, in Wiltshire, is being damaged by trespassers climbing up it in the we...

Here's another amazing photo by American author James C. Wallace. James said about the picture: "This actually happened a few da...

This week on my blog it seems there's hardly been a day without grain. After the Wheat King , corn dollies and a wicker man , here...

The next few days could well be considered days of bad luck. Friday 13 , which is today, is traditionally one that many people consider un...

April was the wettest month in the UK since records began in 1910 with more flood warnings to come from the Met Office. The May Day Bank Hol...

April showers are famous and we've been having quite a few of them recently. According to Ian Currie in his book Red Sky at Night: We...