“Spring fatigue” is a condition that accompanies people at the beginning of this season. Symptoms include mood swings, anxiety or low energy. However, everyone loves spring and it’s easy to see why.
From the beautiful flowers blooming, to the sweet chirping of birds and the warm feeling of the sun's rays.
It is also the season of change, and many interesting events occur during this period. Here are some of them:
-Spring begins at different times in the northern and southern hemispheres
The seasons are reversed in places north and south of the equator. This is due to the natural tilt of the Earth's axis.
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For countries in the northern hemisphere, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, spring begins in March. However, for countries south of the equator, such as Australia and Argentina, this period falls in autumn, writes TheFactSite.
Spring in the southern hemisphere begins around September, but this time of year is autumn in the north.
-The start of spring can make you feel a bit sluggish
With birds singing and warmer weather, spring is usually known for improving mood.
However, not everyone copes well with the change in weather. “Spring fever” is a well-known, but not clearly defined, condition where people feel unwell at the beginning of spring.
Symptoms include rapid mood swings, restlessness, and low energy. Fortunately, this condition is not dangerous and usually goes away on its own with time.
-More babies are born during the spring
Many families add a new member during this period, making spring officially baby season. Some women even plan spring births to protect their babies from flu season.
One possible reason is the pleasant weather. Mothers also have more access to food, which helps them produce healthier milk for their babies.
-The term "deep house cleaning" dates back to the 19th century
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Earliest use of the term "spring cleaning" or "deep house cleaning" It dates back to the 1840s, and was only used in the London Daily News in 1894.
As a practice, spring cleaning is associated with the Jewish holiday of Passover, but some experts believe it may also have origins in Persian New Year celebrations, which involved deep cleaning the house before the holiday.
-Spring is the rainiest season of the year
Keep your umbrellas close by, as rainfall increases during the spring months.
This happens because the dry winter air mixes with the warm, humid summer air.
As the air rises, the moisture that was trapped is released in the form of rain.
-The first day of spring has equal hours of day and night
The vernal equinox (also known as the summer equinox) is the first day of spring. It is special because day and night are almost equal, about 12 hours each. Also, if you were standing on the equator at noon on this day, the sun would be directly overhead.
The spring equinox usually falls on March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere and around September 22 in the Southern Hemisphere.
The only other time of year with equal day and night is the autumn equinox.
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Spring is the most vibrant season of the year, the landscape fills with colorful flowers, greenery returns, and the weather is perfect.
So, what are you waiting for? Get out and enjoy that beautiful spring sunshine.
