Seasons

3. The process of melting ice or snow due to rising temperatures, often seen during the transition from winter to spring.
4. A thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces when the temperature drops below freezing, often seen during winter mornings.
5. The season between winter and summer when plants start to bloom, and the weather becomes warmer and pleasant.
6. Characterized by strong and gusty winds, which can blow leaves, make kites fly, and create a cool sensation.
8. The season between summer and winter when the leaves change color and fall from trees, and the weather becomes cooler.
9. A feeling of coolness in the air, typically associated with autumn and winter seasons.
12. The amount of rain that falls from the sky, providing water to plants and filling up lakes and rivers.
13. The warmest season of the year when the days are longer, and the weather is hot, perfect for outdoor activities and vacations.
14. The time when crops are ready to be gathered and collected, typically during the autumn season.
15. The process of getting bigger or developing, often observed in plants and trees during the spring and summer seasons.

1. The coldest season of the year when snow may fall, and the days are shorter, often associated with holidays and winter sports.
2. The movement of birds or animals from one region to another, usually in search of better resources or weather conditions.
5. The bright and warm light radiated by the sun, bringing warmth and happiness during the day.
7. The period of time between sunrise and sunset when there is natural light and visibility.
10. The two times in a year (spring and autumn) when day and night are of approximately equal length.
11. The time when flowers begin to open up and bloom, adding vibrant colors and sweet scents to the surroundings.