Weather profoundly influences our daily lives, from casual conversations to our architecture. This collection explores weatherlore, the folk beliefs and traditions about weather passed down through generations, in the twenty-first century. Drawing on folkloric, literary, and scientific theories, contributors offer multidisciplinary perspectives on this ancient phenomenon. Discover how weatherlore manifests in predictive beliefs, social interactions, and cultural narratives, from personal anecdotes to critical analyses of storm stories and flood legends.