Summer is the warmest season due to the Earth’s axis being pointed to the sun. In the northern hemisphere, summer starts from June to August and in the southern hemisphere, summer starts from December to February. Hot places like Houston averages only 18.0 days per year with temperatures of 32 degrees fahrenheit or less and 99.6 days with high temperatures of 90 degrees fahrenheit or more. Also, in colder places, such as Antarctica, temperatures in the summer mostly stay below 0 degrees fahrenheit, the highest temperature ever recorded there was 9.9 degrees fahrenheit! Which is obviously, very cold while Houston’s highest temperature was 109 degrees fahrenheit. During summer in the United States, over 650 million long-distance summer trips