Where are seasons different?

Answer 1

yes , they are (:

Another AnswerIn some areas of the world close the equator they have the rainy season and the dry season, rather than the 4 separate seasons that occur in the northern hemisphere.

Answer 2

Because Earth rotates on its longitudinal axis as well as orbiting the sun and the rotation once every 24 hours. The longitudinal axis is a sort of wobble, 23 degrees off center I believe, that brings different hemispheres closer or further way from the sun. So, summer and winter are opposite on opposite sides of the planet.

Answer 3

Seasons vary in different regions based on their location relative to the equator. Countries near the equator experience minimal seasonal changes, while those at higher latitudes have distinct seasons like summer, fall, winter, and spring. However, some regions, like in tropical areas, may experience wet and dry seasons instead of the traditional four seasons.

Answer 4

No. The seasons are opposite in the northern and southern hemispheres, so it is now summer in the north, and winter in the south.

Answer 5

No, different hemispheres get different seasons. Like for example if it is winter in the northern hemisphere, it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere.

Answer 6

no time is not the same all around the world because there are different timezones in the United States of America.

Answer 7

In the larger centered percentage of area t'wixt the poles and the equator.