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Tag Archives: Winter
CYCLONIC ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
Last December 21 at 11:12 UTC our star, the Sun, reached its most southerly declination of 23.5 S marked by the Tropic of Capricorn, an imaginary line south of the equator running near Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic Ocean, Australasia, Australia, Autumn, Canada, Climate, Cyclogenesis, Earth's axix, Equinox, Europe, Indian Oceam, North America, Pacific Ocean, Precession of the equinoxes, Solstice, Spring, Summer, Sun, Weather, Winter, Winter storms
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WINTER IS HERE!
On Thursday 22 December 2011 at 12:30 A.M. EST the Earth’s axis reached its maximum tilt of 23.5 degrees – the winter solstice – ushering winter on Earth’s northern hemisphere. While this date and time mark the official start of … Continue reading
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