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Nit, geography lesson needed: >>Of course, if you're in the southern hemisphere, it's not spring for you. Nor if you live in the north Midwest of the US or cen

Nit, geography lesson needed: >>Of course, if you're in the southern hemisphere, it's not spring for you. Nor if you live in the north Midwest of the US or central Canada. Sorry about that; we just track the weather with PostgreSQL, we don't control it. I live in the north Midwest (Wisconsin) and it is currently 72F (should hit 80 today) and sunny, with birds chirping outside- I'm pretty sure it is spring- which started Wednesday, March 20 regardless of it being cold as hell here at the time. I think some native Californians have trouble with the idea it can be under -15F in February and over 100F in August in some places.

mitchty 13y ago
My birthday is in May, it snowed on it this year (Twin Cities Minnesota). A little over a week later after a 40F(4C) day, it was over 90F(32C) the next day. We have weird weather but May is definitely spring, I think the coastal people have a weird perception of what the midwest/north is actually like. Once May starts we're basically a few weeks from god awful summer heat like anywhere else.
- voidlogic 13y ago
  >>We have weird weather but May is definitely spring Yeah, it snowed here for a moment on Saturday, but Tuesday it hit 89F. :) >>Once May starts we're basically a few weeks from god awful summer heat like anywhere else. With exceptions of course, like last year where the snow was gone by mid March and I went camping on St. Patties day- in shorts and a T-shirt... :) and was bit my mosquitoes :(