Hold Up…It Was 80 Degrees Two Days Ago And Now It’s Snowing?

[BurstWicks]

it's still winter you moron

yeah no shyt...


“Fool’s Spring” is an informal weather term for a brief warm spell in late winter that makes it feel like spring has arrived… but it isn’t actually spring yet.

After a few warm days, winter weather usually comes back—often with cold temperatures, frost, or even snow. The name comes from the idea that the warm weather “fools” people (and plants) into thinking winter is over.

Typical pattern​

In many parts of the U.S. (including around New Jersey), late winter often goes like this:

1. Fool’s Spring – a few days of warm, spring-like weather
2. Second Winter – cold snaps return
3. Spring of Deception – another warm tease
4. Third Winter – one last cold push
5. Actual Spring – when it finally stays warm

People joke about this cycle every year because plants start budding, people wear shorts… then boom—40°F again.

Since you mentioned it being around 81°F in early March recently, that’s a classic Fool’s Spring situation. It feels like April or May, but cold weather can still come back for weeks.

If you want, I can also explain why these fake springs happen meteorologically (the jet stream patterns behind them). It’s actually pretty interesting.

say you don't know what a term means without saying it brehs

 

[Xyrax]

It wasn't quite 80 here, it was like 79 or something like that, but it was close. Next day shyt was 40. Pushing them trash cans out to the curb; thought I was gonna do that shyt in some short sleeves and shorts till I felt that wind chill on my limbs

 

[JadeB]

It's 90 where I'm at today

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

yeah no shyt...


“Fool’s Spring” is an informal weather term for a brief warm spell in late winter that makes it feel like spring has arrived… but it isn’t actually spring yet.

After a few warm days, winter weather usually comes back—often with cold temperatures, frost, or even snow. The name comes from the idea that the warm weather “fools” people (and plants) into thinking winter is over.

Typical pattern​

In many parts of the U.S. (including around New Jersey), late winter often goes like this:

1. Fool’s Spring – a few days of warm, spring-like weather
2. Second Winter – cold snaps return
3. Spring of Deception – another warm tease
4. Third Winter – one last cold push
5. Actual Spring – when it finally stays warm

People joke about this cycle every year because plants start budding, people wear shorts… then boom—40°F again.

Since you mentioned it being around 81°F in early March recently, that’s a classic Fool’s Spring situation. It feels like April or May, but cold weather can still come back for weeks.

If you want, I can also explain why these fake springs happen meteorologically (the jet stream patterns behind them). It’s actually pretty interesting.

say you don't know what a term means without saying it brehs

 

[head shots101]

God is coming

 

[O.T.I.S.]

God is coming

Hell freezing over

 

[Pazzy]

When I saw that snow falling in the afternoon especially when that heat kept me from falling asleep last night, I was like..

 

[pickles]

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

Government weather

 

[Gloxina]

God is coming

Man knows not the time…

 

[Elim Garak]

Still not spring yet.

 

[TMBlue]

It was 85 degrees in Baltimore yesterday, and it snowed this morning.

 

[2 one 3]

We got a heat wave this weekend coming up!

 

[maxamusa]

yeah no shyt...


“Fool’s Spring” is an informal weather term for a brief warm spell in late winter that makes it feel like spring has arrived… but it isn’t actually spring yet.

After a few warm days, winter weather usually comes back—often with cold temperatures, frost, or even snow. The name comes from the idea that the warm weather “fools” people (and plants) into thinking winter is over.

Typical pattern​

In many parts of the U.S. (including around New Jersey), late winter often goes like this:

1. Fool’s Spring – a few days of warm, spring-like weather
2. Second Winter – cold snaps return
3. Spring of Deception – another warm tease
4. Third Winter – one last cold push
5. Actual Spring – when it finally stays warm

People joke about this cycle every year because plants start budding, people wear shorts… then boom—40°F again.

Since you mentioned it being around 81°F in early March recently, that’s a classic Fool’s Spring situation. It feels like April or May, but cold weather can still come back for weeks.

If you want, I can also explain why these fake springs happen meteorologically (the jet stream patterns behind them). It’s actually pretty interesting.

say you don't know what a term means without saying it brehs

 

[Amo Husserl]