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How are the summer and winter seasons most like and unlike the weather where you live?
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There are four seasons where I live and there is not always enough rain to keep our green grass and Oak trees healthy, especially during the hot summer months. Where I live, we do not need rain for our drinking, cooking, or bath water. Our water supply is always the same and we almost never worry about it. Winter is great up until Christmas the cold is mild but after the New Year’s it gets really cold mostly below zero temperatures. Knowing how to dress for the cold is important.
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I live near wetlands and beaches, in the southeastern United States. Winters tend to be breezy and cold in the mornings and nights. Generally, winter afternoons are pleasant, between the high 40s and low 60s Fahrenheit. Summers are humid ], although temperatires can reach almost 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Therefore, some areas may feel dry, dusty and very uncomfortable.
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We get a large amount of rainfall, and have distinct seasons. We can grow crops in the spring, summer and fall. The winds can be very strong here as well.
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I live in Ohio and we have a wide variety of weather. Just today, it rained and went from 68 to 30^F just within 5 to 6 hours. We usually have a good winter with 3 to 6 inches of snow. This is important for the water table under the ground where we live. In the summer, we usually have high temperatures in the 80’s and 90’s. But lately, there have been many changes.
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I live in a monsoon climate, so we also go months with no rainfall, however, our rainy season is opposite to Israel’s in that all of our rain comes in the months between June through October.
