Weather changes every day, but seasons follow a yearly pattern. Tap a season to explore its weather and how we live differently through it.
Try it: compare Summer and Winter — opposite temperatures need opposite clothing!
Weather is the day-to-day condition of the air around us — how hot or cold it is, whether it's sunny, cloudy, rainy, or windy. Weather can change quickly, sometimes even within the same day.
A season is a longer period of the year with a typical pattern of weather that repeats yearly. In India, we usually experience five seasons: Summer, Monsoon (rainy season), Autumn, Winter, and Spring.
Long, sunny days with high temperatures.
Heavy rainfall that fills rivers and helps crops grow.
Short days with low temperatures, sometimes foggy.
Measures the temperature of the air, telling us how hot or cold it is.
Measures the amount of rainfall that has fallen in a place.
Shows the direction the wind is blowing from.
Seasons influence the clothes we wear, the food we eat, and the activities we do. We wear light cotton clothes in summer and warm woollens in winter, and farmers plan their crops around the monsoon rains.
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