What's the temperature where you are???

[janiedoe]

73
97% humidity
High 89 & cloudy
15% chance of rain

 

[Loving my girls]

3:00 PM
105F
9% humidity
sunny

Check out these mesquite tree thorns. They go right. through. your. shoes.
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Ahh I’m sure I saw a horror movie about those

 

[muddy75]

70 with high of 86

 

[kikiruru]

Saturday

 

[kikiruru]

Saturday 2.

 

[kikiruru]

Saturday 3.

 

[Nomadicus]

75° and sunny

 

[Jenbirdee]

 

[sourland]

82F with a real feel of 88 - supposed to be the high for the day - 2:30 PM

 

[Nym]

Sunday 1st of September 10.23a.m. Sunny and warm. Moderate 22.2 / 31.5kph WNW, Hg 38%, 21.4C / 70.5F top of 25C / 77F. Sunny.

Moon is 4.1%

Today is officially the first day of spring in Australia. Here's why our seasons roll over on the same date every year​

5 hours ago​

Australia and New Zealand are some of the only countries in the world that follow meteorological seasons. (ABC News: Nick Haggarty)

Spring has sprung, at least in Australia where the calendar ticking over to September means a change in the season.

But not everywhere follows the same system.

While Australia charts the seasons based on the Gregorian calendar, countries like the United States use significant points in the Earth's orbit around the Sun to define the changes.

Here's what that means. abc news

For me: Equinoxes mark the start of spring and autumn. Solstices kick off summer and winter.


The first Sunday in September also marks Father's Day here.

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