A joy to watch

Subjectively, I feel so yes. It seems typically that 21st June - 21st
September is warmer than 1st June - 1st September.
Of course, I could be wrong.

Well, if you find out, let us know


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/city_guides/results.shtml?tt=TT003790

Temperature wise it looks to me from the graphs at the bottom as
though mid summer is actually around 20th July, which favours the 1st
June to 31st Aug lobby.

 

The UK, definitively, does not have a climate. It has weather.

 

Definitively?? I fort we lived in a Temperate Maritime climate.

Not all of it, in Sunny Essex we have glorious sunshine in abundance.
During the day that is, we don't actually have glorious sunshine at
night that much.

 

Don't you mean - there are parts of Kings cross where the sun doesn't
shine ?

 

must be heaven if you like shite aussie beer

 

Indeed, this does appear to be so. I *could* argue that we'd need to
break it down by week, but I probably won't

Interesting, thanks.
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Fair point, well made.

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and from Merriam Webster:


Main Entry: 2spring
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Date: before 12th century
[...]
3: a time or season of growth or development; specifically : the
season between winter and summer comprising in the northern hemisphere
usually the months of March, April, and May

 

See this, ogden?
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That's me not continuing a cascade, that is!

 

nah, I'll have a large glass of Merlot, ta.

 

And this 'ere from an Oxford Concise:

The season when vegetation starts to appear, the first season of the
year, from March to May in the Northern Hemisphere...

A Shepherd Neame Spitfire, please.

Poof.

 

old man's beer.

I prefer "sophisticate".

 

Stand up and be proud to be old!

A "sophisticate" would have a small glass, surely?

 

Waving goodbye to a waterfall.

 

So *approximately* March to May as some sort of wooly definition, but in
astronomical terms: precisely from 21st March to 21st June.

 

Move to a less pikey area.


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So if we should ever be speaking as astronomers (perhaps once a year
if that), 21st March to 21st June. For everyday use, which to all
intents and purposes is always, March to May.

 

Pah. That's just the exception that proves the rule.

<sits and waits>

 

Just you try and catch me.
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D'oh!