Usually, in the Summer or late summer.
Sometimes this season is known as the 'wet season'.
In the Winter season , which is usually dry and cooler , tornadoes do not form.
The forest is cooler. More shade and no concrete or blacktop to absorb and radiate the heat.
Well as i can see in weeks it is 8 (week's) days it is 56 (days)!
No. That would be an Equinox.
The solstice is when the earth is tilted at maximum angle, (23 1/2 degrees) from the plane of the orbit around the sun. Either north or south pole is closer. The exact difference of night and day will vary depending on where you are on earth.
It's really hard to find winter clothing when it's summer.I know that hollister, old navy,and other clothing brands sell summer clothing in the winter. So you should be able to find a store that does sell winter clothing in the summer.
There are some great on-line clothing stores out there, I came across http://www.surfdiveskate.com.au and they had a heap of discounted winter stock selling over last summer. Really fast delivery, I had a jacket for an overseas trip in 2 days.
The Southern Hemisphere countries viz., Australis, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentine, Chile, to name but a few.
December is mostly in the Fall but in late December, it changes into Winter. The first day of meteorologic Winter is December 1 but Winter doesn't officially start til Dec. 21 (2012).
In the sense of leaves falling from trees, there is no Autumn in India. At this point of the year , they have at the start the Monsoon season. (Hot & wet), towards the end of Autumn their Monsoon season changes to a cool dry period.
NB THe word 'Monsoon' means 'season' in the Hindi language.
In India, they tend to have three seasons. A cool dry period, followed by an increasing hot dry period, followed by the hot wet period (Monsoon). They the cool dry period recommences.
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Black raspberries should be topped during the summer month when they attain 36-inches in height. Trim back 3 to 4-inches of new growth. This encourages the development of lateral branches and increases the strength of the cane. During dormancy, remove all dead, damaged, and weak canes. Lateral branches should be trimmed back to 4 to 7-inches.
In any given area temperature below ground surface changes to a subtle degree, but that does not affect water's temperature. Actually, it's the air in the atmosphere that tends to change its temperature both in summer and winter. So, in summer, your hands are warm already and when you touch the groundwater, you find it cold. But in winter (esp, chilly ones) your hands are cold and you find that same water warm.
Generally speaking, earth gets warmer and warmer as you travel down to its core and is hottest at its core.
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It depends on what the dog has been taught it means. Working and competition dogs are often taught both a formal and informal retrieve command. One is used for playing the game of fetch, where form doesn't matter, and the other is used when the dog must pick up an item no matter what and must do it in a certain way. For example, if I tell my older dog to "get it" (his fetch command) and he gets tired, then it is fine for him to lie down and rest instead. But if I tell him to "take it" (his working command) he must pick it up and put it in my hand no-matter-what. I never use the formal command for play, only when I really really need him to pick something up for me because of my disability. For some, "bring" is a command to something/one who already has something in their possession:" Bring it to me" while "Fetch" is used when you don't think that the one you are commanding has the object you want; in other words the full command would be "Go and fetch it"
I don't know but 3 months that's because I'm a meterologist
Zonal wind flow is a weather term. It means that the upper level winds are flowing parallel to the latitude lines.