Monday marked the arrival of spring, and it brought about a series of palindrome dates.
A palindrome is a word, phrase or numerical sequence that is the same forward as it is backward.
Examples of palindromes are radar, noon, kayak, and eve.
This week is a series of numerical palindromes, when using an abbreviated or shortened date (in the mm/dd/yy format)
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3/20/23…3/21/23…3/22/23…all the way through March 29.
Weather conditions won’t be backward though. Those stretch of days will feature spring-like, not winter, weather.
