@CatboyCalculus In summer back home in PA I could tell you in the morning if it was going to storm that afternoon

@ObliqueOvershot It's a superpower

@CatboyCalculus hold up now, people in the north can’t tell that it’s gonna rain by smell???

@FemboyManga Apparently it's the south that can't

@CatboyCalculus @femboy_firearms We smell the rain in wisconsin too. Others look at us like cryptids

@CatboyCalculus @femboy_firearms I smell it too so your non southern friends may need a new nose (I got extra)

@CatboyCalculus I think this might be a city/country thing. I've found it's harder to do in the city.

@CatboyCalculus @totallynotgumm1 Ive lived in both cities and the country, you can smell it in either place but the cities rain smell is a little different.

@CatboyCalculus I'm in the north and I know

@CatboyCalculus One day I said "mackerel sky and mares tails make tall ships set low sails. The weather is gonna be shit tomorrow" and the engies I was with got really confused, and then the next day the weather was shit

@CatboyCalculus They can't? o.O

@CatboyCalculus Yeah there is a smell, also same with the transition days during seasons yk?

@CatboyCalculus *sniffs air& There's a deer 10 km that way and it's gonna snow tonight

@CatboyCalculus This happened to me today

@CatboyCalculus I live in Florida and it rains all the time here and my nose is basically a rain detector by now

@CatboyCalculus I can do that

@CatboyCalculus you don’t even need to smell where I live it takes 20 hours for clouds to develop lmao

@CatboyCalculus Petrichor isn’t just a southern thing, yo