There can be quite a big split in winter weather in the UK most winters see the storminess of autumn continue with lots of wet and windy weather, in fact the UK often sees some of its strongest winds of the year during winter. Winter runs from December to February these are the coldest months of the year with the shortest days. AutumnĪutumn starts in September and finishes in November, during which time the temperatures get cooler, the days get shorter and quite often the weather gets stormier. It starts in June in the UK and finishes at the end of August. You may think it is also the driest season, and sometimes it is, but rainfall varies a lot in the summer months and can be when the UK sees a lot of flooding. Summer is the season with the hottest temperatures and sunniest days. The amount of heat coming from the Sun causes different patterns in the weather the more heat the warmer it is, the less heat the cooler it is, but there are also changes in wind, cloud and types of precipitation with the seasons.

What kind of weather does each season give us? Spring when the northern hemisphere begins to tilt back towards the Sun again.Winter when the northern hemisphere is fully tilted away from the Sun.Autumn as the northern hemisphere begins to tilt away from the Sun.Summer when the northern hemisphere, where the UK is, is tilted towards the Sun.This is not because they are nearer to or further away from the Sun, but because the heat from the Sun arrives in waves, which can travel through the atmosphere more directly in the areas titled towards the Sun. As we pass round the sun, some parts of the Earth are tilted towards the Sun they get more of its heat, while others are tilted away, and get less of the Sun's heat. This tilt of 23.5 degrees is what causes our seasons. Each day, the Earth spins around on its axis once - this is what gives us night and day.īut the Earth doesn't spin upright, its axis is tilted, like it has fallen over a little on one side. I magine a rod sticking through the Earth going from the North Pole to the South Pole. Res enim concurrent contrariae.The Earth is like a a slightly squished ball that orbits around the Sun, taking one year to make a complete orbit.

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