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'''Winter''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[autumn]] and before [[spring]]. In the [[northern hemisphere]], winter occurs between the [[December]] [[solstice]] and the [[March]] [[equinox]]. In the [[southern hemisphere]], it occurs between the [[June]] solstice and the [[September]] equinox.
 
'''Winter''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[autumn]] and before [[spring]]. In the [[northern hemisphere]], winter occurs between the [[December]] [[solstice]] and the [[March]] [[equinox]]. In the [[southern hemisphere]], it occurs between the [[June]] solstice and the [[September]] equinox.
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Winter is marked by decreased temperatures, often the lowest of the year. This is due to the tilt of the Earth's axis causing sunlight to be reduced in a given hemisphere as the Earth orbits the Sun. [[Christmas]] and [[Valentine's Day]] are examples of holidays that are celebrated during winter, and [[Saint Patrick's Day]] is celebrated at the near end of winter.
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Winter is marked by decreased temperatures, often the lowest of the year. This is due to the tilt of the Earth's axis causing sunlight to be reduced in a given hemisphere as the Earth orbits the Sun. [[Christmas]] and [[Saint Valentine's Day]] are examples of holidays that are celebrated during winter, and [[Saint Patrick's Day]] is celebrated at the near end of winter.
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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