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Comments (0)Winter is gone. Even if The Old Man desperately rallies his forces and makes it snow once more, the storm will be cast as an interloper, trespassing on the Great and Welcome Thaw. Funny, we designate the last balmy remnants of summer’s warmth that reassert themselves after the first frost of fall as “Indian summer”, but we have no parallel term to designate the last lusty freeze or snowfall that comes after the advent of spring. But no matter. We are now firmly in the jolly kingdom of spring. It was, after all, the equilux March 17, when the nighttime and daylight hours were almost, just about, absolutely equal. Or if you are the competitive sort, you can say it was the day when the balance switched and sunlight once again bested the darkness and outlasted it. The sun… read more
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on equinoxes and equiluxes
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