Talvikausi
Talvikausi, commonly known as the winter season, is one of the four traditional divisions of the year in temperate climates, characterized by cold weather, shorter days, and often snowfall. The term originates from the Finnish language, where "talvi" means "winter" and "kausi" translates to "season." While the exact timing of winter varies depending on the region and climate zone, it generally spans from late November to late March in the Northern Hemisphere, aligning with the winter solstice around December 21.
In many cultures, winter is associated with holiday celebrations, such as Christmas, Hanukkah, and Lunar New
Geographically, winter manifests differently across the globe. In polar regions, such as the Arctic, winter brings
Culturally, winter has been both feared and celebrated throughout history. Ancient societies often marked the solstice