So-Called Summer

The "So-Called Summer" typically refers to the period during the warmest months of the year, usually from June to August in the Northern Hemisphere. It is characterized by longer days, higher temperatures, and increased sunlight. This season influences various aspects of life, including agriculture, outdoor activities, and energy consumption. Weather patterns during summer can vary widely depending on location, with some areas experiencing heatwaves and others milder warmth. Overall, summer is associated with growth, vitality, and outdoor enjoyment, driven primarily by the Earth's tilt and orbit, which maximize sunlight exposure during this period.