Spring Has Sprung
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Spring Has Sprung!
Spring is here, as of last evening at dinner time. Have you noticed the trees budding? Can you feel the warmth in the air or smell the fresh scent of spring rain? The air is soft and refreshing, like freshly laundered clothes on the line. There's a hint of new life and color as crocuses and daffodils peek through the last patches of snow.
Spring can be messy too! The once pristine snow is now covered with road dirt and other litter. Runoff water mixes with dust and debris as it makes its way to ditches and sewers. Yet, the arrival of spring is a welcome greeting, filled with birdsong and the warmth of the earth awakening.
The vernal equinox marks the first day of spring on March 20 or 21, when the sun is directly above the equator. As the Earth orbits the sun, the Northern Hemisphere tilts toward it, moving us from winter to spring. Conversely, the Southern Hemisphere tilts away, bringing autumn to places like Australia, South America, and Africa.
'Equinox,' a Latin word, means equal nights. This is when sunrises and sunsets are approximately 12 hours apart worldwide, with days slightly longer than nights.
Spring can be unpredictable too! Temperatures may swing, and we might experience more snow or rain, leading to runoffs that overflow rivers and streams. Thunderstorms, with lightning and strong winds, can also bring the risk of tornadoes.
Spring, much like life, inspires us with the determination and courage to renew ourselves despite setbacks and misfortune. Humans rise to face adversity, whether personal tragedies or natural disasters, and come together to support each other.
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