Winter is the coldest season between fall and spring in the Northern Hemisphere. It has the shortest days and longest nights, with the coldest weather occurring in December, January, and February. Many winter activities involve snow, such as skiing, sledding, and snowboarding, while other activities focus on ice like ice skating and hockey.

1. Seasons of the World: Winter

2. Winter is one of the four temperate seasons * *Some parts of the world consider rains / monsoon as a fifth season.

3. Winter is the coldest season of the year, between fall/autumn and spring.

4. Winter in Northern Hemisphere coincides with summer in Southern Hemisphere, and vice versa.

5. It has the shortest days and longest nights.

6. In the northern hemisphere, winter corresponds to the months of December, January and February, …

7. ... which have the coldest weather.

8. Accumulations of snow and ice are often associated with winter.

9. Many winter activities involve the use of snow in some form such as …

10. …skiing, sledding, snowboarding, snowman building, etc…

11. Other activities include sports focused on ice: ice skating, ice hockey, ice boating, etc.

12. During the winters, a gloominess ("winter blues“) or doldrums is informally noted amongst people.

13. Christmas, Hanukkah, and the New Year are celebrated in mid-winter…

14. …these festivals add cheer to the season!

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