Seasonal Patterns

Seasonal patterns refer to predictable changes in behaviors, events, or conditions that recur annually due to the Earth's tilt and orbit around the sun. For example, temperatures rise in summer and fall in winter, influencing our clothing, activities, and even health. Businesses may see increased sales during holidays or certain times of the year. These patterns help us anticipate and plan for changes throughout the year. Recognizing seasonal patterns allows individuals and organizations to make informed decisions, optimize resources, and adapt to natural cycles that affect our environment and daily lives.