Start Of — The Seasons
Go outside without a jacket for exactly 90 seconds on a cold morning. Feel the shock. Then, smell the earth. That damp, mineral scent is the smell of resurrection.
The start of the seasons is more than just a date on a calendar; it is a celestial event that dictates the rhythm of life on Earth. While many people simply wait for the weather to change, the "official" beginning of each season is defined by specific astronomical and meteorological criteria that ensure consistency for scientists and planners alike. 1. Astronomical vs. Meteorological Starts start of the seasons
What is your favorite season, and how do you plan to welcome it this year? Let me know in the comments below! Go outside without a jacket for exactly 90
Summer never whispers. It kicks the door down. That damp, mineral scent is the smell of resurrection
The following dates apply to the Northern Hemisphere for the year 2026: Meteorological Start Astronomical Start (Equinox/Solstice) March 20 (9:46 am EDT) Summer June 21 (4:24 am EDT) Autumn September 1 September 22 (8:05 pm EDT) Winter December 1 December 21 (3:50 pm EST)
Everyone dreads winter, but everyone secretly needs it.
Go outside without a jacket for exactly 90 seconds on a cold morning. Feel the shock. Then, smell the earth. That damp, mineral scent is the smell of resurrection.
The start of the seasons is more than just a date on a calendar; it is a celestial event that dictates the rhythm of life on Earth. While many people simply wait for the weather to change, the "official" beginning of each season is defined by specific astronomical and meteorological criteria that ensure consistency for scientists and planners alike. 1. Astronomical vs. Meteorological Starts
What is your favorite season, and how do you plan to welcome it this year? Let me know in the comments below!
Summer never whispers. It kicks the door down.
The following dates apply to the Northern Hemisphere for the year 2026: Meteorological Start Astronomical Start (Equinox/Solstice) March 20 (9:46 am EDT) Summer June 21 (4:24 am EDT) Autumn September 1 September 22 (8:05 pm EDT) Winter December 1 December 21 (3:50 pm EST)
Everyone dreads winter, but everyone secretly needs it.