Four Seasons

Summer
Summer is the warmest season of the year, typically
occurring between June and August in the Northern
Hemisphere and December and February in the
Southern Hemisphere. It is characterized by longer
days, higher temperatures, and lush vegetation.
Summer arrives with a burst of vibrant energy,
painting the world in shades of green and gold. The
sun lingers in the sky, casting its warm rays upon the
earth, inviting people to venture outdoors and
embrace the season's abundance. It's a time of leisure
and recreation, where the days stretch long into the
evening, providing ample opportunities for picnics in
the park, lazy days by the beach, and evenings spent chasing fireflies under the starlit sky. Summer
embodies a sense of freedom and joy, as nature flourishes and life pulses with vitality.

Characteristics:
1. Long days and short nights due to the tilt of the Earth's axis.
2. High temperatures and humidity levels.
3. Abundant growth of plants and foliage.
4. Outdoor activities such as swimming, barbecues, and vacations are common.
5. Occurrence of thunderstorms and occasional heatwaves.

Autumn (Fall)
Autumn, also known as fall, is the transitional season
between summer and winter, typically occurring from
September to November in the Northern Hemisphere and
March to May in the Southern Hemisphere. It is
characterized by cooler temperatures, shorter days, and
the shedding of leaves from deciduous trees.
Autumn sweeps in on a crisp breeze, painting the
landscape in a breathtaking tapestry of colors. The once-
green leaves transform into a fiery display of reds,
oranges, and yellows, creating a scene of unparalleled
beauty. As the days grow shorter and the nights longer,
there's a palpable sense of change in the air. Harvest festivals bustle with activity as farmers gather the
fruits of their labor, and orchards beckon with the promise of freshly picked apples and cider. It's a
season of transition, where nature prepares for the slumber of winter, and every rustle of fallen leaves
reminds us of the fleeting beauty of life.

Characteristics:
1. Cooling temperatures as the Earth tilts away from the sun.
2. Changing colors of leaves from green to vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
3. Harvest festivals celebrating the bounty of the season, including fruits and vegetables.
4. Migration of birds and animals preparing for winter.
5. Cozy activities such as apple picking, hayrides, and enjoying hot beverages.
Autumn is the season marked by the transition from summer to winter, characterized by cooler
temperatures, colorful foliage, and the harvest of crops.

Winter
Winter is the coldest season of the year, typically
occurring between December and February in
the Northern Hemisphere and June and August in
the Southern Hemisphere. It is characterized by
short days, cold temperatures, and often includes
snowfall in many regions.
Winter descends upon the land like a silent
guardian, cloaking the world in a blanket of
snow and ice. The air is crisp and biting, causing
breath to form wisps of fog in the frigid morning
air. Trees stand bare against the pale sky, their
branches etched in frost, while the ground below
is blanketed in a pristine layer of snow. It's a season of contrasts, where the beauty of the snow-
covered landscape is tempered by the harshness of the cold. Yet amidst the chill, there is warmth to be
found in the glow of hearth fires and the company of loved ones, as winter weaves its magic spell,
transforming the world into a glistening wonderland.

Characteristics:
1. Short days and long nights as the Earth tilts away from the sun.
2. Cold temperatures, often below freezing, leading to frost and ice formation.
3. Snowfall in many regions, creating a winter wonderland.
4. Outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating.
5. Cozy indoor pursuits like curling up by the fireplace with a good book or enjoying hot cocoa.
Winter is the season that follows autumn and precedes spring, characterized by cold temperatures,
shorter days, and often the presence of snow and ice.

Spring
Spring is the season of rebirth and renewal, typically
occurring between March and May in the Northern
Hemisphere and September and November in the
Southern Hemisphere. It is characterized by longer days, warming temperatures, and the emergence of
new plant life.
Spring bursts forth with an explosion of life, banishing the cold grip of winter with its warm embrace.
The earth awakens from its slumber, as buds unfurl into delicate blossoms and trees erupt in a riot of
green. The air is alive with the symphony of birdsong, and the scent of flowers hangs heavy on the
breeze. Everywhere you look, there are signs of renewal and growth, from the chirping of newborn
chicks to the vibrant carpets of wildflowers that carpet the fields. It's a season of hope and promise, as
nature shakes off the frost of winter and welcomes the return of the sun, casting its golden rays upon
the world once more.

Characteristics:
1. Longer days and increasing daylight as the Earth tilts towards the sun.
2. Warmer temperatures leading to the melting of snow and ice.
3. Blooming flowers and budding trees, filling the air with fragrance and color.
4. The return of migratory birds and the birth of young animals.