;Seasons South(ern hemispere)

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COMMENT=Updated June 3, 2012 \nSouthern hemisphere


03.2.  =traditional mid-summer (Southern hemisphere)
04.2.  =Start Autumn (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)    ;Note=15 Aquarius {n}
29.2.  =end meterological summer (Southern hemisphere)
01.3.  =begin meterological autumn (Southern hemisphere)              ;Note={n}
21.3.  =traditional start Autumn (Southern hemisphere)                ;Note={n}
21.3.  =Mid-autumn (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)      ;Note=0 Aries {n}
21.3.  =off. autumnal point, night & day (roughly) the same length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=intersection of the apparent motion of the Sun with the celestial equator {d}
25.3.  =actual autumnal point, night & day (roughly) the same length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=according to visibleness of the Sun {d}
04.5.  =Start Winter (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)    ;Note=15 Taurus {n}
05.5.  =traditional mid-autumn (Southern hemisphere, sometimes 06.5.)
31.5.  =end meterological autumn (Southern hemisphere)
01.6.  =begin meterological winter (Southern hemisphere)              ;Note={n}
20.6.  =begin alternative meterological winter (Southern hemisphere)* ;Note={dn}
21.6.  =traditional start Winter (Southern hemisphere)                ;Note={n}
21.6.  =Mid-winter (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)      ;Note=0 Cancer {n}
21.6.  =winter point, schortest day length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=lowest (southern) point of the apparent motion of the Sun {d}
07.8.  =traditional mid-summer (Southern hemisphere)
07.8.  =Start Spring (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)    ;Note=15 Leo {n}
31.8.  =end meterological winter (Southern hemisphere)
01.9.  =begin meterological spring (Southern hemisphere)              ;Note={n}
17.9.  =actual vernal point, night & day (roughly) the same length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=according to visibleness of the Sun {d}
19.9.  =end alternative meterological winter (Southern hemisphere)*   ;Note={dn}
21.9.  =traditional start Spring (Southern hemisphere)                ;Note={n}
21.9.  =off. vernal point, night & day (roughly) the same length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=intersection of the apparent motion of the Sun with the celestial equator {d}
23.9.  =Mid-spring (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)      ;Note=0 Libra {n}
06.11. =traditional mid-spring (Southern hemisphere)
07.11. =Start Summer (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)    ;Note=15 Scorpio {n}
30.11. =end meterological spring (Southern hemisphere)
01.12. =begin meterological summer (Southern hemisphere)              ;Note={n}
21.12. =traditional start Summer (Southern hemisphere)                ;Note={n}
21.12. =summer point, longest day length (±1day, Southern hemisphere) ;Note=highest (southern) point of the apparent motion of the Sun {d}
22.12. =Mid-summer (tropical zodiac, ±1day, Southern hemisphere)      ;Note=0 Capricorn {n}


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