Origin and meaning of the dog days of summer
The dog days refer to a heat period from early July to early September linked to Sirius the Dog Star. Ancient Romans and Egyptians tied the heat to the star, not dogs, and the term has astronomical roots, with cultural interpretations varying by region.
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