March 20 is the vernal equinox, the first day of spring, when the sun crosses over the equator and heads north due to the Earth’s tilt. Day and night are roughly equal on this day.
It’s the time of year in Alaska when the days get noticeably longer every day and Alaskans welcome the sun back (along with mosquitoes, summer chores, and sometimes sun-induced insomnia).
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