Spring Weather
This type of rain is common in spring and often light but frequent.
Showers
This bright yellow flower is often one of the first signs of spring.
daffodil
These insects emerge in spring and are important pollinators
Bees
This holiday often features egg hunts and a bunny.
Easter
The process plants use to make food using sunlight increases in spring.
Photosynthesis
This weather event occurs when warm and cold air clash, common in spring storms.
A thunderstorm
Cherry blossom trees are famously celebrated in this country each spring.
Japan
This group of animals wakes up from hibernation in spring.
Bears
This March holiday celebrates Irish culture with parades and green clothing.
St Patrick's Day
The increase in daylight hours during spring is caused by this.
The tilt of earth's axis
Rapidly spinning columns of air that are more common in spring are called these.
Tornados
This process, often aided by wind or insects, allows plants to reproduce.
Pollination
Birds traveling north in spring are participating in this behavior.
Migration
This Jewish holiday, often in spring, commemorates the Exodus from Egypt.
Passover
The first day of spring is also known as this event.
Vernal equinox
This term describes the melting of snow and ice leading to rising water levels.
Snowmelt
These underground plant structures store nutrients and bloom in spring (e.g., tulips).
Bulbs
Frogs and toads begin this seasonal activity involving laying eggs in water.
Spawning
This festival celebrates new year and renewal in Persian culture during spring.
Nowruz
This hormone in plants helps regulate growth and is more active in spring.
Auxin
This term describes a sudden cold period in spring that can damage crops after early warming.
A cold snap
This term describes plants that complete their life cycle in one growing season.
Annuals
This term refers to animals shedding their winter coats to prepare for warmer temperatures.
Molting
In India, this colorful spring festival involves throwing powdered dyes.
Holi
This term describes the length of daylight in a 24-hour period, which increases during spring.
Photo Period