Think about the time of year
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tornado begins in a severe thunderstorm called a supercell. A supercell can last longer than a regular thunderstorm. The same property that keeps the storm going also produces most tornadoes. The wind coming into the storm starts to swirl and forms a funnel. The air in the funnel spins faster and faster and creates a very low pressure area which sucks more air (and possibly objects) into it. \n\nThe severe thunderstorms which produce tornadoes form where cold dry polar air meets warm moist tropical air. This is most common in a section of the United States called Tornado Alley. Also, the atmosphere needs to be very unstable. \n\nTornadoes can form any time during the year, but most form in May. But, more severe ones form earlier because the most damge is caused in April. The more north you go, the later the peak tornado season is. This is because it takes longer to warm the northern parts of the plains so tornadoes form later. \n\nMost tornadoes spin cyclonically but a few spin anticyclonically. Because there are records of anticyclonic tornadoes, scientists don't think that the Coriolis Effect causes the rotations.
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You can do that on ANY day of the year.  Nothing special about the equinox.  But nobody bothers to try on other days, thinking it can't be done.
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The Months \n\nJanuary brings the snow;\nMakes our feet and fingers glow.\n\nFebruary brings the rain;\nThaws the frozen pond again.\n\nMarch brings the wind so cold and chill;\nDrives the cattle from the hill.\n\nApril brings us sun and showers,\nAnd the pretty wildwood flowers.\n\nMay brings grass and leafy trees,\nWaviang in each gentle breeze.\n\nJune brings roses, fresh and fair,\nAnd the cherries ripe and rare.\n\nJuly brings the greatest heat,\nCloudless skies and dusty street.\n\nAugust brings the golden grain;\nHarvest time is here again.\n\nMild September brings us more\nFruit and grain, for winter store.\n\nBrown October brings the last\nOf ripening gifts, from summer past.\n\nDull November brings the blast:\nDown from the trees the leaves fall fast.\n\nCold December ends the rhyme\nWith blazing fires and Christmas time.\n\n\nsome people say though for the December part:\n\nChill December brings the sleet\nBlazing fire and Christmas treat.\n\nI know its not exact, but could it help?
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You have it backward.  The temperature is dependent on some function of time not the other way around.
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When the time comes, you just know.
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As a teacher, I think school should be year round.  I know plenty of people would disagree with me.  It can be so persuasive because students forget too much over the summer, etc. etc.  Benefits would be that every season you could have 2-3 week vacations!
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Depends on if it is a leap year or not.
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It doesnt have years or days like we do.  For us a day is one rotation of the earth buit the sun doesnt spin.  For us a year is one revolution around the sun, but the sun cant revolve around itself
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4 seasons to a year.  A season in the common sense is defeind by tepreature.  but a season in the technical sense is defined by the earth's tilt relative to your hemisphere.  They usually don't match; spring and fall are often too short.\n\nThe equinoxi are at June 21 and December 21; they mark the start of winter and summer in the northern hemisphere.  They are reversed in the southern hemisphere.  SPring and fall are halfway in between.
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the human brain judges time very well. you probably saw it somewhere and sub-consciencely look at the clock at those times.
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another year or longer
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ask at the end of the year
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ask her when you think the time is rght.
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9-5 HERE IS USUALLY UNHEARD OF. SPRING TO SUMMER TIME YOU HAVE MANY MANY OPTIONS. SPRING IS BETTER CAUSE ALL THE TEENY BOPPERS ARE STILL IN SCHOOL. THIS IS A VERY SEASONAL TOWN
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It's June 18th this year.
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set a date so that u can see each other.
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you will need to look up an almanac, which you will find in your local library I hope this helps