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How are the summer and winter seasons most like and unlike the weather where you live?
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Actually, I live in Texas, so it is somewhat similar. We really only have two seasons, summer and winter as well. We receive more moisture during the winter months and the summer months are extremely hot.
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We have hot and humid summers but with fairly frequent thunderstorms. In the winter, it is definitely colder and we get occasional snow, but mostly rain.
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In Florida the hurricane season begins June through the end of November. Rain builds up on the water both in the north and south and we can pretty depend on rains at 4:00 during the summer. North Florida can grow Live Oaks, the south can’t. Palm trees aren’t prevalent in north Florida as they are in the south. Winter in north Florida can have a freezer, south Floridians only need to put on a sweater. Thank goodness we don’t have Khamsin winds, hot dry dirty air is harsh.
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The seasons are somewhat similar in that winters are colder than summer. The weather is more intense, broader fluctuations of temperatures, with blizzards, thunderstorms, and sometimes tornadoes.
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Summer:
Our summers are hotter and we get more rain. However, the desert regions in Israel get little rain, and are very uncomfortable heat wise. Western and northern parts of Israel are somewhat similar to our weather.
Winter:
We get colder and have rain, sleet and occasional snow. They get most of the rain during this time, but overall precipitation for the year is much greater here in Oklahoma, and it pretty well spread throughout the year.
