wallpaper winter live

this application is a live wallpaper or screensaver of wallpaper winter live set the app as live wallpaper to decorate your phone downloads wallpaper winter live from our store page. we have the best collection of wallpaper winter live. you can also download other live wallpaper in case you don’t find this lwp suitable for you, we had a vast lwp collection. why is winter so cold, investigate the reasons for the seasons, we've had some snow on the hills already this year, even though it's only november! everyone loves building snowmen, sledging and throwing snowballs at unsuspecting passer-bys, but take a moment this year to wonder why we have the seasons at all.

what are seasons? here in the uk we are in the northern hemisphere of the earth, a little bit more than halfway between the equator and the north pole. winter background. that means that we have our winter at the end of the year, between the end of november and the start of march. after winter comes spring, when all the bare trees start to grow their leaves again, animals come out of hibernation and the weather starts to get warmer (even if it does tend to get wetter as well). winter background. summer follows spring and in britain we enjoy a few days of warm sunshine (if we're lucky) before autumn blows in, whips all the leaves off the trees and sends us running for our warm clothes again.

but while we are having our winter, snuggling up in front of the telly and waiting for christmas, people living in the southern hemisphere are getting out their flip-flops and surfboards and heading to the beach. winter background. so how does that work? in the end, the type of weather and temperatures we get during the different seasons is controlled by the average temperature during each day. as the temperature is the result of the amount of heat energy we receive from the sun. the shorter days and the reduced height that the sun reaches during winter means that in the uk we are warmed up a lot less in the winter than in the summer. the same is true of all the different countries in the northern hemisphere. winter background. in fact, most countries that are as far north as the uk get much colder winters than we do. if you travelled east from the uk without moving north or south you would get t places like ufa in russia where the average temperature in january is between -7°c and 19.5°c.