1. Go outside with a plastic bag. Hold the bag out and turn slowly in a circle until the bag begins to fill with air. Whatever direction you're facing, that's which way the wind is blowing.
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2. Check out your neighbor's clothesline.
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3. Stand in your yard and look up at the weather vane. Perhaps more accurate, but not nearly as fun.
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