mid-spring
Speech parts
1. mid-spring - Noun
2. mid-spring - Adjective
3. mid-spring - Adverb
Meaning
mid-spring (countable and uncountable, plural mid-springs)
The middle of spring.
mid-spring (not comparable)
In the middle of spring (the season), or a spring (leap).
Synonyms
Examples
If space is limited, go for the compact, slow-growing deciduous M. stellata, which grows to around 3m (9ft) and hose silky buds open in mid-spring to produce star-shaped, white flowers.
It’s a typically mild mid-spring weeknight in Chesterfield and the synthetic turf playing fields at River City Sportsplex are overrun with young athletes honing their skills.
Most of the light annual precipitation occurs from late autumn to mid-spring, but no one month is particularly wet.
Precipitation is elevated from mid-spring to the end of summer, but remains largely constant throughout the year, totaling convert annually.
The north face is also one of Scotland's foremost venues for winter mountaineering and ice climbing, and holds snow until quite late in the year; in a good year, routes may remain in winter condition until mid-spring.
This explanation is complicated by the fact that cloud formation has been observed not only after the southern summer solstice but also during mid-spring.