The practice of predicting the future by studying and interpreting atmospheric conditions, weather patterns, and sky phenomena.
From Greek 'aero-' (air) + 'mancy' (divination). Ancient and medieval practice recorded in classical texts, blending early meteorological observation with supernatural beliefs.
Aeromancy was surprisingly systematic—observers tracked cloud formations, wind directions, and unusual atmospheric colors with genuine pattern-recognition skills, accidentally discovering real weather patterns while looking for cosmic omens.
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