Seasonal variations – Sun 10th May

First sighting in Hove of ‘viator facies similem nephropidae’ (Lobster-faced tourists) somewhat late in the year. Possible reasons for divergence from previous seasons:

  • Unusually cold weather fronts caused by location of jet stream (new position resulting from global warming and rapid melting of polar ice caps)
  • Increased public awareness of harmful effects of over-exposure to sunlight (exacerbated by thinning of ozone layer cased by presence of CFCs) leading to:
  • Increased public usage of more efficient skincare products, specifically sun-blocks
  • I was in Devon over the Easter weekend so I missed seeing earlier examples

I reckon I could get a research grant for this kind of quality thinking.

Notes: Correct Latin terminology arrived at via Google translate

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