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Today marks the first day of astronomical spring (remember, meteorological spring started on March 1).  This is the vernal equinox, when the Northern Hemisphere starts to tilt towards the sun instead of away, and days become longer and the sun higher in the sky.  You can read all about it at EarthSky here.

Source: EarthSky
Source: EarthSky