Season Information - Summer

Leo nodded solemnly. "Significantly faster. That’s the thermal energy at work."

The heatwave hit in mid-July. The asphalt shimmered in mirages, and the town seemed to move in slow motion. Leo noted the biological adaptations. He saw dogs panting, tongues lolling out as they shed excess heat through evaporation. He watched the leaves on the oak trees curl slightly, trying to reduce their surface area to minimize water loss.

While summer can be a wonderful season, it's essential to take precautions to stay safe and healthy: summer season information

"The season dictates behavior," Leo wrote. "We are solar-powered, in a way. The high temperatures force a collective slow-down."

Lasts from the summer solstice until the autumnal equinox (roughly September 22 in the North and March 20 in the South). Leo nodded solemnly

In tropical areas, "summer" often refers to the dry season, as temperatures near the equator remain relatively consistent year-round. Environmental and Biological Impacts

Defined as the three warmest calendar months. In the Northern Hemisphere, this includes June, July, and August . In the Southern Hemisphere, it spans December, January, and February . The asphalt shimmered in mirages, and the town

The abundance of heat and light triggers significant changes in the environment: