Welcome to the Seasons: What Season Is It?

The start of a new season can bring excitement, anticipation, and joy to many worldwide. With each season brings a unique set of benefits, experiences, and moments that can create some of the greatest memories of a lifetime. With that in mind, many people like to keep track of what season it is, so they can go out and enjoy the specific sets of moments that each season offers. But, what season is it now?

Summer

The most obvious season that comes to mind for many people is summer. From late spring to early autumn, summer can bring some of the warmest times of the year in most parts of the world. During this period, the weather can be sunny and tropical, and indicate crystal, clear blue skies or the ever-changing, thunderous clouds of a summer storm. Regardless of the weather, summer is a chance to lay out and soak up some sun, take a trip, or take part in all sorts of events. Summer can also bring other benefits such as festivals, bonfires, and all sorts of summer-specific activities, such as playing beach volleyball or Surf classes.

Spring

For many regions, spring is a great time to enjoy nature and experience the warmth beginning to come back after the cold of the winter months. With the sun beginning to peak its head out, one can start to see the world come to life again. Blossoming flowers, chirping birds, and lush green grass and trees are some of the common signs of spring. Everything from light jackets to sweaters and hoodies are appropriate for this season, depending on a person’s location. Popular activities for spring include bike rides, walks on nature trails, baseball games, and the famous Easter egg hunts. The weather may be unpredictable during this time of the year, so it’s always a good idea to keep a coat handy.

Fall

The fall season is slowly but surely taking a hold of the world. From early September to late November, everything in nature changes to the oranges, yellows and reds of fall foliage. The clear blue skies give way to a bit of chill in the air, and the temperatures drop, but you can still find plenty of activities to enjoy. Apples can be picked at the orchards, pumpkin patches can be visited or yard work can be done. All of the seasonal fall favorites come back too: football, bonfires, and hayrides. So don’t forget to put on that winter coat, and make sure to keep track of what season it is, so you can always enjoy whatever seasonal activities and moments greatness has came to offer.