To judge weather changes and ensure camping safety, follow these key tips:

Clouds: Thick, low clouds usually indicate rain or storms, while scattered, high clouds suggest fair weather.
Wind: Sudden changes in wind speed or direction may signal an approaching storm or strong weather system.
Temperature: A rapid drop in temperature can signal a cold front or possible frost, while a sudden rise may indicate a storm or thunderstorm.
Humidity & Pressure: Increasing humidity and decreasing air pressure often signal rain; rising pressure suggests improving weather.
Use Weather Apps: Check real-time forecasts and radar for updates on weather conditions in your area.
Local Experience: Ask locals or experienced campers for their insight into typical weather patterns for the area.
Being mindful of these signs helps you anticipate adverse weather and take preventive actions to stay safe.