March weather folklore: What the saying 'In like a lion, out like a lamb' means for spring forecasts
It was first recorded in a 1624 play by John Fletcher, “A Wife for a Month,” where a character says “I would choose March, for I would come in like a lion.” According to the Farmers' Almanac, the ...
Magician Jan Rose performing at the Chicago Magic Lounge. (Photo credit: Sarah Elizabeth Larson, courtesy of Chicago Magic Lounge) The ever-popular English proverb "March comes in like a lion and goes ...
While many look forward to March so they can fill out brackets with top seeds and underdogs, the weather patterns do their ...
That means the lion will roar again. Tony says this may play havoc with the power grid in select places.
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