The ancient Greeks blamed the Dog Star, Sirius, for the hot summer temperatures and the inconveniences these temperatures often brought about, such as drought and sickness. The “dog days of summer” fall between July 3rd and August 11th.
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The ancient Greeks blamed the Dog Star, Sirius, for the hot summer temperatures and the inconveniences these temperatures often brought about, such as drought and sickness. The “dog days of summer” fall between July 3rd and August 11th.
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Interesting fact
The ancient Greeks blamed the Dog Star, Sirius, for the hot summer temperatures and the inconveniences these temperatures often brought about, such as drought and sickness. The “dog days of summer” fall between July 3rd and August 11th.
