Farewell to winter: The second 'cemre' has fallen into the water
The second of the 'cemre'—a phenomenon symbolizing the transition from winter to spring, the first of which fell into the air on February 20—fell into the water on February 27.
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Widely known among the public as the harbinger of spring, the 'cemre' is believed to fall into the air, water, and soil at one-week intervals, causing temperatures to rise.
The second of the 'cemre', which is considered the beginning of spring and is believed to fall into the air, water, and soil at 7-day intervals, fell into the water today.
WATER TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO RISE
While the second 'cemre' has fallen into the water following the first one that fell into the air on February 19-20, water temperatures are expected to rise from this date forward.
The third and final 'cemre' will fall into the soil on March 5-6, and air temperatures are expected to continue rising after that date.