September 1 Is When Summer Suddenly Feels Different

There is something about September 1 in Southern Ontario – and I’m sure in much of the northern USA and the rest of Canada – that happens every year. It can be 78 degrees outside. The trees are still green. You can be wearing shorts and a T-shirt. The forecast might even call for anotherContinue reading “September 1 Is When Summer Suddenly Feels Different”

The Madness of March Weather

If you live in Canada, the northern half of the United States, or large parts of Europe and northern Asia, you know exactly what I’m talking about. March, like May, is the month that simply refuses to make up its mind. One day the sun comes out, half the snowbanks melt, and you start thinking,Continue reading “The Madness of March Weather”