When the stars above 45° in altitude or the North Star flickers strangely, or appears closer than usual, expect rain.
Numerous Stars.
When stars appear to be numerous, very large, and dull, and do not twinkle, expect rain.
Snow.
Many meteors presage much snow next winter.
Shooting Stars.
If meteors shoot toward the north, expect a north wind next day.
Many shooting stars on summer nights indicate hot weather.
Tempest.
When a star tows the moon and another chases her astern, tempestuous weather will follow. The phenomenon is probably styled a big star chasing the moon. (Nautical.)