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Yeah, they know, all right. My cat can predict storms by going crazy about 12 to 24 hours before-hand. She bounces off the walls and acts totally goofy, until she just about drives me crazy. That's how I know something is about to happen. Other people recognize it as well. I'll complain that she's acting out of the ordinary and someone will inevitably say, "probably going to storm." Sure enough, it will do so within a day or so. She also knows when my husband and I are going away for a few hours. She can see us bustling around, getting ready to go and she starts to pout a little, sitting with her back to us and her ears laid back. She definitely has her ways of showing her displeasure at what is happening. It's like that in the wild too... when you have beautiful, peaceful weather, the birds will be singing like crazy, and flying around in circles and playing. They're out there having fun and you can tell they have no worries. When a storm is coming the birds act differently, more quiet, and more hidden away. They know some weather is coming and are getting prepared for it. If we humans had that type of internal radar going on, we would probably have a lot less trouble figuring out what to wear, or whether to bring an umbrella. We also wouldn't need meteorologists telling us all the wrong things about the weather.
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