something's a pretty chipper over there it's very monday today you are you're having a

very much a monday day i am i don't i don't know why i'm just i'm so tired and i'm trying to

you know but i think it's like the last day of winter today, too, isn't it?

No, I don't think that's how that works.

I'm pretty sure it is.

Today, March 4th?

I thought so. No, I think it's more like the 20th, isn't it? Wait, am I wrong? I don't know. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nibbler here with Sarah Stillin.

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So I'm not correct, but I'm not not correct. What do you mean? So it says on the astronomical definition, winter began at the solstice, which is December 21st, and we'll end in spring equinox on March 19th. Yeah, that's what I thought. However, based on the meteorological definition, the first day of winter started on

December 1st and the last day was February 29th.

Based on what?

Meteorological definition?

Meteorological, yes.

So who decides then which one is spring and which is I mean I'm confused by this

I know as am I which is why I'm saying I think I was getting

mixed messages because

I was I was thinking 21sts always on like the equinox

yeah the spring equinox the autumnal

equinox this summer equinox

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