Spider in the morning, sorrow; spider at noon, worry; spider in the evening, hope

.. Did you know that this saying was related to the weather? Quoting the website L’internaute. The traditional weather-forecasting reputation of spiders has been known for several centuries, at least to the most superstitious. This proverb is said to have originated in the 17th century. If you see a spider early in the morning, it means the dew has not disturbed it, so rain is likely. If you see it weaving its web at midday (whereas it usually does so in the evening), a thunderstorm is brewing, and finally, if you spot it in the evening, the weather is settled and fine conditions will persist. Well, in our case, it is going to rain heavily over the next two days.