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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: 240B on September 05, 2020, 12:07:54 pm
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Reader's Digest
Krista Carothers
Updated: Sep. 02, 2020
Ready for sweater weather? Read on for surprising facts about back-to-school, apple-picking, leaf-peeping season.
Fall equinox 2020
The first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere is September 22nd this year. At 9:31 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, Earth’s annual trip around the sun hits the milestone we use to separate our seasons: The sun crosses over the equator to the southern half of the planet. For the next six months, the Northern Hemisphere will be getting less direct light from our star, and it will get chillier by the week. To make the most of the season, add these activities to your fall bucket list—stat.
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https://www.rd.com/list/first-day-of-fall/
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Very cool. It’s nice to read something nice and non political.
Thank you @240B
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When? Depends on who you ask.
Ask an astronomer or layman, and it's the September equinox, this year September 22.
Ask a meteorologist, and it's always September 1, because we go by first of the month for all the seasons—I don't agree with it, but it's apparently easier statistically that way.
Some may tell you the day after Labor Day.
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T'is the season for an ice lake dive.
Well ... close to it anyway
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@240B
Ha...my dil showed me these witches since I decorate for Halloween....
https://whaletears.net/
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Love that pic. I'm stealing it!
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TTNMRGP (This Thread Needs More Roamer Girlfriend Pictures)
Dude, go take a cold shower.