The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, is when day and night are equal lengths. Here's why it's special to many people.

The spring equinox typically falls on March 20 or 21, but in a leap year like 2024, when February has an extra day, the equinox may occur a bit earlier. What are the 4 equinox dates?

In 2025, the spring equinox—AKA the first day of spring—occurs on Thursday, March 20, 2025. So, who decides that? It's not a groundhog, and it's not a weatherman.

The spring equinox is not widely celebrated in the Western world. However, if it has been a particularly long winter for you, it’s understandable you might want to mark the occasion.

When you add a leap day to a year, it moves the spring equinox up by about 18 hours. Thus, there was a March 19 equinox in 2020 and 2024. It will happen again in 2028, 2032, and so on.

After many months of long nights and darkened days, spring hath sprung itself free from the jailhouse of winter. In the Northern Hemisphere, the spring (vernal if you're nasty) equinox arrives on ...

Spring equinox doesn't always land on March 20, but it will always hold the same meaning: a brand new season. Here's what you should know about the spring equinox. What is an equinox?

Capital Weather Gang Sunday marks the spring equinox and signals longer, warmer days ahead. The equinox arrives at 11:33 a.m. Eastern time, but we’ll actually have more than 12 hours of daylight.

The spring equinox of 1983 had a high of 54º, and 1965 and 1970 had highs of 48º, KXAN reported. Austin hasn't seen spring equinox temperatures in the 40s since then.

How does the spring equinox work? Earth spins on an axis that is tilted by 23.5º with respect to the Sun. It’s that which causes the times of sunrises and sunsets—and the length of days and ...

The spring equinox doesn’t arrive on the same day every year, but it always falls on one of these three days here in the northern hemisphere: March 19, March 20 or March 21.