Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere (detailed) — free printable diagram

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Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere (detailed)

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Circular orbital diagram showing Earth at four positions around the Sun, illustrating the four seasons in the Northern Hemisphere. Each position is numbered and labelled with the month, tilt description, and season name. A central Sun icon is labelled 'SUN' with 'ORBITAL DIRECTION' arrow. Each Earth shows N/S poles, an equator line, and Earth's axial tilt. Small inset globes show the Northern Hemisphere's shading for each season. A key in the bottom-left explains symbols. The four positions are: 1-June/Summer (top), 2-December/Winter (right), 3-March/Spring (bottom), 4-September/Autumn (left).

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