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Phoenix [80]
3 years ago
6

Due to Australia’s location in the Southern Hemisphere, which of these months is part of its winter

Geography
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SCORPION-xisa [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

  • <u>Australia:</u>

Australia is also considered as one of the seven continents on planet Earth, as with exception of New Zealand and some other islands Australia is also a democratic country situated in the Southern Hemisphere. While most of the population is comprised of the British people who migrated to Australia.

Explanation:

  • <u>Sequence of the four Seasons in the Australian region:</u>
  1. <u>Summer:</u> During December to February, summer strikes Australia
  2. <u>Autumn: </u>Autumn happens during March and May,
  3. <u>Winter:</u> It is very odd to hear but in Australia the winter season happens  from the month of June to the end of August.
  4. <u>Spring:</u> Starting from the month of November to January the Australian region experiences the spring season.
  • <u>Seasons in Australia:</u>

In Australia the seasonal system or sequence is much opposite to that in all the northern hemisphere. It is due to the fact that on planet earth there is a chain or sequence for each energy system to occur, and if some natural phenomenon in the southern hemisphere occurs in the month of June then it will be eventually be occurring in December inside the northern hemisphere. Just because they are thousands of miles apart there are lots of factors like location on the planet earth, these factors really do matter in environmental events to happen

KiRa [710]3 years ago
7 0
Which are the months?
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