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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Yeah, I've never heard of March 1st climate boundaries  :blink:

March 21 is an 'event horizon' - impetus being, you notice nothing crossing that date. 

At our latitude and other geographic constraints, notwithstanding, ...  March 21 doesn't mean anything to the progression of spring.  You cross the equator with direct sun?  jack shit.  You may as well delineate the .3deg of latitude shy of the Equator that happens on the 20th and galloot about that then.

If you look at our climate, March shows a defined and most obvious total -differential in both cold and snow, and....  much to the amazement of denialims, that's starting work backward into Februaries. 

In fact, the first day of spring should philosophically begin on Feb 10, the date the celestial mechanics imposes the escape from the solar minum into what is called the solar transition season.

Yeah, March 21 ... 

 

Yeah March 21st foolish. You define winter by how the sun feels yet you think you are a scientist?  Congrats Dendrite on another CC induced winter spell

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58 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Yeah March 21st foolish. You define winter by how the sun feels yet you think you are a scientist?  Congrats Dendrite on another CC induced winter spell

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I was clear that March is a transitional month.  

By definition, that is not winter.  It possesses qualities of both warm and cool seasons.

The reasoning I gave is clad.  

 

 

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