Mother Nature and her fifth season

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For those of us who live in tropical regions, we only enjoy two annual seasons, summer and winter, and the hours of the day are very similar to the hours of the night, however, we know that Mother Nature develops four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Fig. 2 Atypical behavior with meteorological variables different from the four known seasons has been occurring in the Estonian region. Image of public domain, Author: Makalu, 2014

Therefore, it is inconceivable to think that there is another climatic season on planet earth, however, recent research has determined that there is a period of time characterized by an atypical behavior and with meteorological variables different from the four already known seasons.

This atypical behavior and meteorological variables other than the four known seasons has been identified as the fifth season of the year, however, this unusual season only occurs in Estonia, and is usually accompanied by a volatile period that comes after winter and shortly before spring.

In this sense it is important to mention that this volatile period found on the climatic influences in the Estonian region, is still a subject of research as it is currently only a scientific inference therefore it is yet to be determined if it really is a new climatic season, the truth is that while experts try to elucidate this phenomenon, its atypical behavior brings floods that leave the land surface submerged, an element that generates curiosity and attracts tourists.

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES CONSULTED:


[1] MacEacheran M Energy Sources: Every year Estonia’s Soomaa National Park disappears underwater, ushering in an unlikely season that creates an extraordinary sense of belonging among locals. 2021. Article: Online access

[2] Rosentau A., Muru M., Gauk M., and Oja T Sea-Level Change and Flood Risks at Estonian Coastal Zone. Article: Online access


OBSERVATION


The cover image was designed by the author: @lupafilotaxia, incorporating the public domain image background: Ola_Qc, 2016


Original manuscript, uploaded from the Project HOPE community website




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The first time I heard about it was in the explanation of a painting by an Estonian painter. It happens without fail every year, between March and April, when the Riisa Village in Soomaa, Estonia, fills with water and is a tourist attraction for visitors who can kayak through the forests of the Soomaa National Park.

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Greetings @aplausos, right the phenomenon is quite an attraction for tourists, even when the forests are flooded and reach some urban areas, in Estonia they have become accustomed to this climatic wonder of the planet.

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I always thought that there are only 4 seasons and this is the first time i am hearing about 5th season.
This is amazing, mother nature is amazing
Thanks a lot for sharing the information.

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Greetings @harpreetjanda, mother nature is totally amazing it regulates itself to protect itself, action where we all come out protected. Thanks for reading.

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Interesting with an anomaly in a specific region!

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Greetings @chesatochi, correct this event is specific in Estonia, something similar happens in South Lake Venezuela place where electrical discharges or lightning occur all year long.

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Hi @lupafilotaxia - wow - this is an interesting post. I had never heard of a possible fifth season and so localised. Interesitng concept.

Cheers my friend - have a !wine on me.

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Greetings friend @awah, cheers for your glass of WINE, it will be good to taste it in full season of a fifth season. Thanks for reading.

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Hello friend @lupafilotaxia, how interesting about the fifth season in Estonia, after winter and before spring, I did not know that information. Mother nature is a box of wonderful surprises.

A good topic to investigate that surely is being used in different centers and research institutes in the world.

Thanks for sharing, best regards
Happy life to you

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Greetings @raizayanez, that box of surprises as you describe our mother nature, is a wonderful source of life, too bad we are rebellious children who always cause damage. Thanks for visiting the blog.

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Greetings friend. Interesting phenomenon in Estonia, it would be something very particular to have a fifth station, although the effect of flooding is not something that is very desirable. Let's wait to see what the experts say after further research.

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Greetings friend @emiliomoron, correct the results of the investigation process will reveal this atypical behavior, at the moment in Estonia they are taking advantage of it at the tourist level.

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Greetings friend @lupafilotaxia, very interesting your article, about the possible fifth climatic season, it would be a season of imbalances considering that estonia would live in that period floods.

See you later,have a great weekend !

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Interesting phenomenon. We only have two seasons over here. Nice piece

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Greetings @valchiz, I also live in a tropical region and indeed we have only two seasons a year, it is certainly a great and interesting phenomenon that has been occurring in Estonia.

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Greetings friend. What an interesting phenomenon, I would never have imagined possible a fifth season, it would be a very particular atypical condition, wouldn't it? or something that could be generalized?

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Greetings @emimoron, it is a very localized atypical behavior, it is called this way because it is unusual and has no similarity with any of the four known stations, hence there is a lack of data to investigate to clear doubts about what may actually be happening in Estonia.

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