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What does the saying in like a lion out lamb mean?

The saying is "in like a lion, out like a lamb".

It describes the weather patterns of March in the Northern Hemisphere. It means that:

* March begins with fierce, stormy weather, like a lion. Think strong winds, heavy rain, and perhaps even snow.

* March ends with milder, gentler weather, like a lamb. Think sunshine, warmer temperatures, and the first signs of spring.

The saying is a bit of folklore, and while it's not always completely accurate, it does capture the general shift in weather patterns that often happens in March.

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