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I think this matches reality more closely: winter = dec,jan,feb spring = mar,apr,may summer = jun,jul,aug autumn = sep,okt,nov Except, winter isn't re
by Aardwolf 11y ago
I think this matches reality more closely:
winter = dec,jan,feb
spring = mar,apr,may
summer = jun,jul,aug
autumn = sep,okt,nov
Except, winter isn't really happening so far this year
- a3n 11y agoIn realities that have those months. :)
- dingaling 11y agoThe etymology of 'winter', as best can be determined, is 'rainy season'. So depending upon your local climate you might like to slide those three-month windows around a bit. In my part of the UK November is definitely part of winter on that basis, which is why I like the Soltice-as-midpoint-of-season approach.