Re: [OGD] Seasons

2005-09-04 Thread IrisCohen
Oh, good grief, I'm sorry I asked. They left out the Jewish calendar. Fall begins on Rosh Hashana, winter begins on Hanuka or whenever Bubbe goes to Florida, spring begins on Purim, summer begins on Shavuot or when Bubbe returns from Florida. Iris ___ the

[OGD] Seasons

2005-09-03 Thread Martin Epstein
Title: Seasons From the Wikipedia: The date at which each season begins depends on how it is defined. In the United States, the seasons are often considered to begin at the astronomical solstices and equinoxes: these are sometimes known as the "astronomical seasons". By this reckoning, summer b

[OGD] seasons

2005-09-02 Thread e.muehlbauer
Metorological seasons are different from astronomical seasons. Astronomical seasons follow the solstice-equinox pattern...meteoroligical seasons follow the start of the month...so we are now in autumn in the north, spring in the south, meteoroligicallyTake care, Eric Muehlbauer, in impossibly d

Re: [OGD] Seasons

2005-09-02 Thread Stephen Kemp
> I knew they did things differently down under, but how is Sept. 1 the first day of spring, not the Equinox, Sept. 21? Like all countries in the southern hemisphere, Australia's seasons follow the sequence: * Summer: December to February * Autumn: March to May * Winter: June to Au