* Warming temperatures: Temperatures rise steadily from the cold of winter, reaching comfortable levels by late spring.

* Increasing rainfall: While still drier than other seasons, rainfall increases significantly compared to winter, leading to the growth of new grasses and wildflowers.

* Strong winds: Spring winds can be strong and can lead to dust storms, especially in areas with little vegetation.

* Variable weather patterns: Spring weather can be unpredictable, with sunny days alternating with periods of rain or storms.

Specifics depend on the type of grassland:

* Temperate grasslands: Experience a more gradual warming trend with moderate rainfall.

* Tropical grasslands (savannas): Experience a distinct dry season followed by a wetter season, with spring marking the transition between the two.

Overall, spring in grasslands is a time of renewal and growth, with the landscape coming back to life after the dormant winter months.