Spring: During springtime, temperatures gradually increase and the days become longer. Rainfall increases and plants start to bloom. Trees and plants are covered in new leaves and flowers. Animal life starts to become more active.
Summer: Summer is the warmest season of the year. Temperatures and daylight hours reach their highest levels. Rainfall is usually lower than in spring, and some areas may experience drought. Plants are in full bloom and animal life is abundant.
Autumn: Temperatures start to decline and days become shorter. Rainfall increases, and leaves start to change color as trees prepare for winter. Harvest season begins and many animals start to migrate south.
Winter: Winter is the coldest season of the year. Temperatures are low and daylight hours are short. Snowfall is common in many areas, and plants and trees become dormant. Animal life hibernates or migrates away.