Daylight: From mid-January and into February and March, daylight finally returns to the Northern Territories. From February, Interlopers will see roughly five hours of daylight per day. By the time March rolls around, this will have doubled to ten hours of daylight per day — and continues to lengthen as the month continues.

Weather: The weather is still incredibly cold and frigid. Temperatures can finally rise a little into the late afternoons thanks to the few hours of the sun warming the world — but not by much. This is still is still incredibly bitter weather. Even with spring on the way, it doesn’t seem as if winter is releasing its grip on the Northern Territories. Snowstorms and blizzards are still incredibly common for both February and March.

Aurora Frequencies: Following January’s heightened Aurora activity (including the three full day Aurora), Aurora frequencies are… strangely low. With barely a handful occurring over the month of February.

Daisy spent her first few nights in Milton at the Community Center, not sleeping much and only making casual small talk with people when prompted, but listening in on conversations around her to get her bearings. When she'd had enough of zombie-ing her way through the days and nights, she found an abandoned house (27 Mackenzie Street) to hole up in — she slept during the day when it felt safer, then returned to more populated areas when the sun went down.

— meeting Jim Kirk in the snow ( x )
— meeting Peter Parker in the community center ( x )

Daylight: From April, there are no periods of true night in terms of light stages. While the skies will get dark, and there will be a period of darkness — twilight can be seen on the horizon almost constantly. As April goes on and turns into May, that twilight will grow brighter. By mid-May, the Midnight Sun is upon the Northern Territories, and the only solace from the sun for Interlopers will be thick, cloudy days and—

Weather: In early April, a thick fog descends upon the Northern Territories. There’ll be very little reprieve from it with almost the majority of both April and May subject to the freezing fogs. Snowfall and small blizzards are still also common, even during foggy days, proving some eerie half-light times out in the world. There seems to be little, if any, progress on the thaw. It seems that even if Spring is here, it’s in name only. On the rare clear days, sundogs can often be seen when the sun hits the horizon just right.

Aurora Frequencies: Low to middling in frequency, one would think that Auroras will soon become increasingly difficult to spot as the Northern Territories fall to daylight. However, on nights where the conditions are right: the rare breaks from the fog when it is clear (but not guaranteed) — the skies do darken, and nights last far longer than they should.

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After the newest round of Interlopers arrived later in the month, Daisy finally took her first trip to Lakeside since she's accepted her powers likely won't suddenly return.

— fog misadventures with Jim ( x )
— meeting the Doctor at Lakeside ( x )

— meeting Logan at the Feast ( x )
— meeting Dream at the Feast ( x )

Daylight: As the clock hits midnight on June 1st, what should be the start of the midsummer month, and thus a time of constant daylight… does not happen. There is no daylight. The skies darken to an eerie (and familiar) green gloom of a strange half-light. The skies are starless, moonless. Something is coming. And once it has come, the gloom remains — the world will not return to normal.

Weather: While instances of fog (and thus Glimmerfog) will continue on through early June, this particular fog will eventually clear. Following this, the weather is incredibly calm — the world is still, almost suspended in time. There is a perpetual chill in the air, and it feels incredibly bitter out. No light. No warmth.

Aurora Frequencies: There are no Auroras.

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