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5. July and August both have 31 days

Mon Sep 23, 2019, 04:37 AM

Sep 2019

Pushes the autumnal equinox out a day on the calendar. If that don't work for ya, I'm changing my answer to 'just because.'

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Why is the Autumnal Equinox So Late in the Month? [View all] Fan of Da Bearse Sep 2019 OP

Then why is the Vernal Equinox in March not affected? Fan of Da Bearse Sep 2019 #3

Bear, boobalah - sit down, have a cup of cawfee and some rugalach ... marble falls Sep 2019 #9

More than you want to know about the Equinox can be found at.... PoliticAverse Sep 2019 #2

Nature knows when to do it's thing Sherman A1 Sep 2019 #4

July and August both have 31 days Cirque du So-What Sep 2019 #5

Human calendars are arbitrary. End of story. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2019 #6

++++++++++++!!! 2naSalit Sep 2019 #8

Because my birthday is Sept. 21 Freddie Sep 2019 #7