Hey, that’s a solid trick. I usually line up a quick cloud‑chart on a piece of paper – flag the big ones: cumulus are usually a good sign of a warm front, cirrus mean a cold front is on the way, and those pesky nimbostratus? Heavy rain incoming, so pack a tarp and a sturdy rain jacket. If the clouds are all streaky and thin, that’s a hint at wind, so bring a windbreak and maybe a kite for extra ventilation. I also keep a small “rain‑ready” pack in the car just in case the sky decides to surprise me – it’s the same principle as a safety net, but I’m a bit of a risk‑tamer, so I prefer to outsmart the weather instead of just bracing for it.