SEASONS.
The seasons are the
periods of the year when the climatic conditions are maintained in a particular
region within a certain range. These periods are usually four and last about
three months and are called spring, summer, autumn and winter. The stations are
due to the inclination of the axis of rotation of the earth relative to the
plane of its orbit about the sun
SPRING: begins on
September 23 and ends on December 20. The days begin to grow longer and
temperatures are smoothed in some places of the planet's heavy rains, the
animals wake from their winter lethargy and begin to prepare for procreation,
the birds that had migrated in the fall, they return to their nests, and plants
take their first leaves, flowers and fruits.
SUMMER begins December
21 and ends on March 20. The days are long and the nights short, the rainfall
is in the form of storm and temperatures are high. The animals treat their
offspring and plants are full of leaves and fruits. In this season, people
usually go to the beach wearing light clothing. In this Christmas season is
celebrated in the southern hemisphere (Southern).
FALL: Begins March 21 and
ends on June 20. The days grow shorter, the temperature drops and it rains a
lot. The animals begin to prepare for the cold or migrate, the plants lose
their leaves and mushrooms appear.
WINTER: begins June 21
and ends on September 22. The days are short and the nights very long, very
cold temperatures and in some places it starts snowing and raining with more
intensity. Animals and plants have little activity. In Winter Christmas is
celebrated in the northern hemisphere (Boreal).
