What Is Seasonal Change?

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Seasons are important natural occurrences. While the duration and times of these phenomenon vary from country to country, it is a given among different populations of the world that their weather would undergo certain changes at various times of the year. It is irrefutable and expected. Meteorologists may wrongly predict the times though. Seasonal changes have been integrated into our cultures too. Seasons determine our leisure activities, sports, dressing, etc. In America, seasonal changes determine, at the least, the population behaviors for migration, business, and commerce, health, jobs availability, and farming activities. One of such seasons is spring. According to Nola Taylor, an author and a science contributor on Live Science, …show more content…

It is the period that marks the transition from Winter into Summer. In the United States, spring usually falls between the months of March and June. Spring is generally considered to be the period between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. The equinox is a special day in the year when night time and day time are said to be near equal; it is also the day that starts off the spring season. In Winter, everywhere and everything is frozen up, the weather is not very accommodating for both plants and animals. Spring usually brings relief from the cold weather and ushers us into the summer …show more content…

Spring season provides relief from severe cold brought by winter and prepares one for summer. While some people believe that severe weather occurs during the spring season, others believe that spring is still the season which brings out the best aesthetic features of the environment due to plant blossoming and displaying beautiful flowers. It is worthy to note here that when spring starts, it starts not by the prediction of the calendar but is defined based on its specific characteristics. These unique features include: increased flower production among plants, conception and weaning among warm-blooded animals, and a more pleasant

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