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what changes in climate do you observe between the summer and winter season?​

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The Earth tilts on its axis. This changes the angle of the sun between summer and winter. The net result is a 47 degree deference in the Angle of the sun. For example for New York City: In the winter, the sun reaches it's highest point in the sky about 25 degrees above the horizon while in the summer it's highest point is about 72 degrees above the horizon. When the sun is at a high angle, its energy is more focused on a specific area so a lot more energy is absorbed heating up the atmosphere. When the sun is at a low angle there is a lot less energy absorbed so the atmosphere does not heat up as much. The tilt also effects how many hours of daylight. Going back to our New York example. In the Winter, New York gets a little over 9 hours of daylight while in the summer it's closer to 15 hours. The net result is more energy is absorbed to heat up the atmosphere.

For the Northern Hemisphere the sun reaches its highest angle in December while in the Southern Hemisphere it's in June. That's why the seasons are 6 months apart.

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Answer 2

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Answer: The Season Between Summer and Winter. Fall, the season between summer and winter. The weather becomes cooler, the plants become dormant, leaves become more alluring, and winter is right .

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