RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn. (WGNS) – As autumn settles across Middle Tennessee, the region’s favorite old-time forecasting traditions are offering their own predictions for the winter ahead — and according to local folklore, this one could be cold and snowy.
From woolly worms to persimmon seeds, nature is said to hold subtle clues about what’s coming. While these signs aren’t scientific, they’ve been trusted by generations of farmers and weather watchers across the South…