mkwadee,
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satan,

@mkwadee

winter begins at winter solstice? what

mkwadee,
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@satan Right and summer at the summer solstice.

satan,

@mkwadee

That does make any sense. Atleast not applicable to the entire globe

mkwadee,
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@satan Why not? The solstices mark the beginning of summer or winter, while the equinoxes mark the beginning of spring or autumn. It has been that way for ages.

satan,

@mkwadee

Astronomical spring/winter/autumn/summer is not the same as the meterological ones.

Or the northern calendar definition of it either.
Here in northern europe, the astronomical seasons is not really a thing, due to our latitude and climate

mkwadee,
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@satan I don't care about meterological or other definitions. They're even more arbitrary than something that can be measure.

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