Whether you're planning a trip to [21] or simply curious about why your calendar says spring while it's still snowing, understanding how we define seasons is key. There are actually two "official" ways to group months into seasons: meteorological astronomical 1. The Meteorological Seasons (Weather-Based)

Meteorologists and climatologists use fixed three-month periods to simplify record-keeping and data comparison. These seasons always start on the first day of their respective months. Meteorological Versus Astronomical Seasons | News

In this system, the months do not align perfectly with the calendar. Instead, each season begins on a specific astronomical event and ends on the next one. This means the "months for the seasons" overlap—a season can start in the middle of one month and end in the middle of another.

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