Of course, we all remember our great- and great-great-grandparent's stories about how stable the weather was in the pre-industrial age. About how, for instance, it ALWAYS snowed in Donner's Pass on December 24th, and the snowstorm would last for exactly 2 hours and 47 minutes. About how, on July 4th, they could ALWAYS count on a sunny 82F for their picnics.
Too bad we don't have that kind of predictable weather anymore.
< /sarcasm off >
Of course. Also, it always snowed on Christmas Eve when the carolers showed up. It was a wonderful life.