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Meteorologists use a different system to simplify data tracking and climate comparisons. These seasons are grouped into three-month blocks based on the temperature cycle rather than astronomical alignment. March 1 to May 31 Summer: June 1 to August 31 Autumn: September 1 to November 30 Winter: December 1 to February 28 (or 29)
| Field | Type | Description | |----------------|---------------|-------------| | id | Integer | Unique ID | | name | String | e.g., "Winter 2025" | | start_date | DateTime (UTC)| Season begins | | end_date | DateTime (UTC)| Season ends | | status | Enum | upcoming , active , archived | | timezone | String | e.g., "America/New_York" | season dates
Starts around December 21 or 22 , the shortest day of the year. 2. Meteorological Season Dates Meteorologists use a different system to simplify data
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