Can we judge tomorrow's weather by the stars at night?

Experienced people can predict the future weather according to the stars. If the stars rarely "blink", the next day will be sunny; If the stars blink frequently, it may be cloudy or even rainy the next day. What's going on here? It turns out that when hot and cold air collide violently, the air is full of water vapor, and the chaotic movement of airflow makes the stars twinkle, so people can know whether it will be cloudy or rainy the next day. People can also judge the weather of the next day according to the number of stars at night. On a starry night, the sky is clear, indicating that there are few clouds in the sky, less water vapor in the air and dry air. This state usually lasts until the next day, so the next day is often sunny.