Why it is cold during December?

Answer 1

Because the sun is at its lowest angle and strikes the ground at a 14 degree angle compared to 61 in June. The warmth given out by the sun is low energy and the ground barely absorbs that energy and the ground radiates over 16 hours and 20 minutes of night. by the way i live 52degrees north of latitude in the UK.

Answer 2

Because it is when Jesus was born - or so they say.

Christmas is the official birthday for Jesus on 25th December every year. But it is not always in Winter. It depends where in the world you are living.

In the Northern Hemisphere, for example in the United States or European countries, this day falls in Winter giving the snow or warm fire themes often used when celebrating Christmas.

However, Southern Hemisphere countries like Australia find Christmas occurs during the warmth of Summer. As such Australians are more likely to celebrate Christmas by going to the beach or having an outdoor barbecue with salad.

Answer 3

In December the norther part of the planet (above the equator) is tilted away from the sun on it's axis, therefor, it's colder in the norther part of the planet in December, while it's warmer in the southern part of the planet. In the southern part of the planet (below the equator), they have a warm December and a cold July; the exact opposite of the northern half of the planet earth. The earth tilts on it's axis and this causes the seasons, and makes the top half one season, while the lower half has a different season.

Answer 4

because u r a big fool n u live in tare zamine paar