According to the research that I have been read compared to my piggy’s spleen say
Cold but not to much snow in Dec
Colder, moderate to heavy snow in Jan
Coldest, Moderate to heavy snow in Feb
Warmer, heavy snow storms in March (this was the most interesting month, it not only had thick but it had almost a ridge in the middle, which should mean that we are going to have lighter weather in the first and end of the month with one heck of a final winter storm in the middle of the month
Warmer, thinned out, which should mean less bad weather- April
Same as above on the sixth month as the fifth, same width, same thickness -May
Now I have never done this before and I have a “hard” time thinking a just over two month old piglet can figure out the weather patterns for the next six months, but I measured and compared and this is his forcast, seems pretty plain and basic to me but perhaps I will get better at finding the finer points with time 🙂
Just another Day on the Farm 
I’m not laughing at you one bit – there are many signs of impending weather in nature……
Even the bright red leaves on the maple trees this fall were telling us something……..
Thanks for the info!
One fellow I spoke with said, according to Indian lore, Sumac leaves are predicting a heavy snow winter, but not extremely cold.
(Pretty close to Piggy’s spleen; )
Maybe yard-up all of those deer to let the predators have their way with ’em?
well time will tell the tale! Look forward to spring to see how accurate piggly wiggle weather is 🙂
*anna
Just found this (and they’re not laughing; )
http://almanac.com/content/predicting-weather-pig-spleen