Is 'dew on the grass no rain will pass' true?
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To an extent it is true.  If dew has settled by morning, then that means there is less water vapor in the air.  If there is less water in the air, then it is less likely to condensate and fall.  However, after dew has settled, if it gets cold enough, it can still rain.
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here in north-east USA it's rain, wet, damp, thunder. a few days ago when it was sunny people were in flip-flops. the day after, rain, rain, and more rain!\n "if april showers bring may flowers, what do may flowers bring?" MY BIRTHDAY! 6/5/06
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If that were true, it would never stop raining at my house.  I live very near a major airport.
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None, unless you put some in it or it rains!
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As soon as I saw the question I thought rain, but I don't think it will ruin your special day.  Maybe it will rain earlier in the day clear up later, but I think there will be some rain.  Don't panic though, it won't be a total wash out.  And, us "gifted" people have been known to be wrong on several occasions.  Good luck and take care and have a Blessed and happy Birthday!!
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“Anyone who says sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain”
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Yes. I have seen them use it in an island in the Caribbean.  Every day at 12:00pm they provoked rain. They kept the experiment going for nearly three years (1999-2001).
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Well now for an answer that is actually worth something:\n\nWeather stations around the country keep track of ALL the conditions every hour of every day of every year.  Temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind, cloud cover, barametric presure, etc...\n\nIn the future when the weatherman appears on the news and say that tomorrow there is a 60% chance of rain, they mean that when they looked at the past records to similar days--days when the temperature, humidity, cloud cover, barametric pressure, etc... was identical, it rained 60% of the time.  Of course it is not 100% accurate but they use previous events to predict future events.\n\nIt is the exact same thing that doctors do.  They look to previous symptoms and what disease they led to, so when YOU go to the doctor with those same symptoms, they know that you are on the same road to the same disease.
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It depends buddy - if it is a rainy day things are not going to be exactly as scientific!
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...check your spelling. It won't be "raingin'.\nThere may be frogs, however..
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Check out the Myth Buster show. They proved the answer is run. One gets wetter if one runs in the rain!
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To me, it just means that it's as normal as rain is.  After all - think how bad things would be if you DIDN'T have rain!
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Dew is water in the form of droplets that appears on thin, exposed objects in the morning or evening. As the exposed surface cools by radiating its heat to the sky, the rate at which atmospheric moisture evaporates from the surface drops below that at which it condenses on the surface from the air, so that droplets are formed.\n\nWhen temperatures are low enough dew takes the form of ice; this form is called frost.
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hypothetically yes. suppose there r high tension electric wires & due to dew electric current passed in air & causes a fire on some paper, trees, oil etc.
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St. Swithin's Day is celebrated world round on July 15th of each year. St. Swithin (or Swithun) was the Bishop of Winchester in the 7th century. It is a well known fact that if it rains on St. Swithin's Day, it will rain for the next 40 days. If it is clear, no rain will fall for 40 days. This fact was immortalized in G.F. Northall's epic 1892 poem:\n\nSt. Swithin's Day if thou dost rain, \nFor forty days it will remain; \nSt. Swithin's Day if thou be fair, \nFor forty days 'twill rain na mair
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Yes.  Match has not started due to rain.
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Your additional detail is interesting, and if I read that right, it poses the question that can our own spirit can control the force of nature?  I've heard about this phenomenon being an eastern philosophy, but is lost on the western world.  To furthur explain this, there is an idea floating around that western society has lost a certain mode of prayer, a prayer in which we pray of events of circumstances in a state of mind suggesting they have already occurred.  In other words, instead of praying for rain, pray in a way that you visualize that rain has already happened, and it will happen.  \n  That might of been way off topic as your original question dealt with wiccan religion, as I do not know if anything I have said previously can tie into that.  If you'd like to learn more about how this lost mode of prayer, and how it also physically affects even the tiniest particles around us, check out this link:  http://www.greggbraden.com/lost_mode.php3