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Here s why experts say spring started early in San Antonio

In San Antonio, warmer temperatures and budding leaves came earlier than usual this year

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Spring Is Starting Earlier--It s Not Your Imagination

Birds are heading north before their insect prey emerge. Bees are missing out on early blossoms. Ticks and other pests have more time to feast and spread disease

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Pattern Flip in Mid-March Will Bring Winter to Southern West Virginia

Oak Hill, WV (WOAY-TV): February will go down in the record books as the second warmest on record in Beckley, just behind 2018, and the third warmest on record

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Spring Arrives Early Across Appalachia - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

According to the the USA National Phenology Network's 2023 report, spring leaves sprouted 20 days earlier than usual in Appalachia.

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Longer growing seasons may mean longer allergy seasons

Recent research suggests that growing seasons are being lengthened by more than two weeks compared to the historical average since 1970. This could prolong the symptoms many seasonal allergy sufferers endure.

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