January wet no wine you get.
Fog in January brings a wet spring.
Hoar frost and no snow is hurtful to fields, trees, and grain. If grain grows in January there will be a year of great need.
Dry January, plenty of wine. January 1st.—Morning red, foul weather, and great need. January 2d.—As the weather is this day so will it be in September.
If the grass grows green in January, it will grow the worse for it all the year.
January fill dyke,
February black and white.
A summerish January indicates a winterish spring.
Always expect a thaw in January.
A January spring is worth nothing.