Seasons In America Dates Review

Research the national parks based on these dates.

Because the US spans six time zones and diverse climates, “feel” of seasons varies greatly:

In the northern latitudes and higher elevations, winter transitions can be protracted, with snow persisting well into the astronomical spring. Conversely, in the southern "Sun Belt," the distinction between seasons is often defined more by precipitation levels than by temperature shifts, leading to the colloquial "wet" and "dry" seasons. These regional differences highlight the tension between the standardized dates of the calendar and the chaotic reality of local climates. Conclusion