Why Do We Say March ‘Comes In Like a Lion, Goes Out Like a Lamb’?
It’s one of the most common weather idioms. But what do lions and lambs even have to do with the month of March?
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March Comes In Like A Lion, Goes Out Like A Lamb
As each month approaches, we begin to think about those things that mark those months, be they holidays, birthdays, special planned events, a planned vacation, the first day of school, the last day of ...
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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 ...
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READY, FIRE, AIM: March Comes In Like a Lion, Goes Out Like a Lamb… or Not
Anyway, March did not come in like a lion this year, regardless of Dr. Fuller’s never-to-be-forgotten sayings. So we might ...
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March weather can come ‘in like a lion’
An old wives’ tale goes ‘in like a lion out like a lamb’ referencing March. This saying is in terms of the weather’s ...
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Islanders Write comes in like a lion
Get those pens, pencils, journals, or laptops ready. Whether you’re a professional or a budding writer, the Islanders Write free March workshops have something for you. Event producer Kate Feiffer ...