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    The document summarizes the different seasons and weather patterns throughout the year. In spring, nature awakens from winter sleep as trees and bushes break into leaves. Summer is the hottest season with balmy weather and occasional rains. Autumn arrives with falling leaves and ripening fruit before winter sets in with snowfall and freezing temperatures.

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    The document summarizes the different seasons and weather patterns throughout the year. In spring, nature awakens from winter sleep as trees and bushes break into leaves. Summer is the hottest season with balmy weather and occasional rains. Autumn arrives with falling leaves and ripening fruit before winter sets in with snowfall and freezing temperatures.

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    The document summarizes the different seasons and weather patterns throughout the year. In spring, nature awakens from winter sleep as trees and bushes break into leaves. Summer is the hottest season with balmy weather and occasional rains. Autumn arrives with falling leaves and ripening fruit before winter sets in with snowfall and freezing temperatures.

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    Seasons and Weather

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    The document summarizes the different seasons and weather patterns throughout the year. In spring, nature awakens from winter sleep as trees and bushes break into leaves. Summer is the hottest season with balmy weather and occasional rains. Autumn arrives with falling leaves and ripening fruit before winter sets in with snowfall and freezing temperatures.

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    Seasons and Weather

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    There is noth ing as beautiful as nature. In every gent
    ce of the moo n surr oun ded by
    flight of a bird in the endless azure sky or usual silen
    g, sum mer , win ter and autu mn
    a misty rim, natu re remains mysterious. In sprin
    people wonder at the secrets of its beauty.
    wint er sleep. Little strea ms flow
    When spring sets in, nature awakens from its long
    war m days and sunn y wea ther .
    merrily dow n hillsides. Bird s twitter of approaching
    e like small islands in a sea of
    The last melting snow can be seen here and ther
    . Tree s and bush es brea k into
    greenery and blossoms. The sun shines brightly
    beco mes clou dy and the first
    leaves and shoo t you ng buds. One day the wea ther
    appears in the sky afte r it. It
    spring shower com es down. A magnificent rainbow
    cted in num erou s pudd les.
    clears up and the bright sun rays are merrily refle
    Everything arou nd looks fresh and lovely.
    on of the year. Sum mer is the
    Spring smoothly turns into summer, the hottest seas
    al heav y rains. Earl y in the
    time of balmy weather, gentle winds and occasion
    the sun is usua lly blaz ing hot.
    morning it is a bit cool, but in the middle of the day
    le can 't stan d such unbearable
    Summers are always burning hot and man y peop
    sky is a glassy, brilliant azur e
    heat. They go swim min g or lie lazily in the sun. The
    ht that it hurts to keep you r
    and the sun burn s dow n brightly. The glare is so brig
    s peop le from dust y air and
    eyes open. The n cool rainy weather comes and save
    a cold wet sky indicate the
    oppressive heat. Dazzling flashes of lightning in
    rain. Tho se who are caug ht in
    approach of a thunderstorm, and it starts to pou r with
    the bone.
    the rain take shelter; otherwise, they can get wet to
    est of early fruit whi ch gets
    Hundreds of people do gardening to gather the harv
    ripe by the middle of summer.
    they don 't wan t it to end. As if
    Summer is the favourite season of many people, so
    d wea ther in autumn, kno wn
    considering this, nature gives us one more spell of goo
    soft carp et of dyin g leaves and
    as Indian summer. Whe n the earth is covered with a
    ht sun rays say good-bye to
    nature is slowly falling asleep, a soft breeze and brig
    the sky seems sad. Eve ryth ing
    still green grass and trees. But gardens are silent and
    begins to fall asleep.
    foggy. The melo dy of birds
    Once the wind has changed, days become drizzly and
    y to warm er climates. It gets
    is not heard any mor e because they have flown awa
    arou nd chan ges 279 colour,
    muddy, wet and slippery in the streets. Everything
    is harvest time, and trees in the
    leaves become yellow and gradually fall. Autu mn
    gardens are laden with ripen fruit.
    keep s falling and gradually the
    It gets cooler day by day and winter sets in. Sno w
    erature falls belo w freezing, so
    ground is covered with deep white snow. The temp
    rivers and lakes freeze over with crust. People like to skate on the glassy surface.
    Occasionally the weather becomes nasty and a snowstorm begins. A blizzard
    accompanied by piercing sleet proves that winter doesn't like to joke around. She
    is the real queen of her kingdom. Hills are covered with deep snow, and icicles
    hang from the roofs of houses. The silvery grey sky with low dull clouds seems to
    hang over the earth as if trying to hide the sun. Roads become slippery, and it's
    easy to slip and fall and break a leg. But how happy the children are who merrily
    slide down hills on sledges! They are not afraid of the cold because in friendly
    company even a bitter frost is not frightful.

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