The spring season has always been a favourite time, among many

 
Facts
 
The summer season is one of the main seasons in a tropical country like 
India. Summer sets in April and continues up to the end of July. 
Summer is usually associated with hot, dry weather. The days are 
longer, and the nights are shorter during this season. From late 
morning to midnight, heat persists during the summer months. 
In the Hindu calendar, these months are called Jyeshta and Aashaadha. 
In India, since the tropic of cancer passes through the northern 
hemisphere, the states of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and 
Chhattisgarh experience the summer season. The temperature in some 
places increases up to 50o Celsius.
Disadvantages
 
The days become so hot and long that people suffer from terrible heat 
right from the morning till midnight. It becomes difficult for people to 
commute. Most people are spotted in light dresses, sunglasses, and 
sandals. On some days, a hot and dusty wind blows at noon and makes 
life more miserable. People prefer staying indoors. In the northern part 
of India, this wind is called 'Loo', and it is not safe to get exposed to this. 
In the daytime, the scorching heat of the sun affects normal life. The 
difficulties in this season are innumerable. Ponds and pools dry up. The 
water level in wells also goes down. A water crisis is felt almost 
everywhere. The absence of enough trees and persistent pollution 
aggravates the problems in summer. The weak and the old sometimes 
fall victim to sunstrokes in the hot sun. Birds and stray animals face lots 
of hardship, as they don't get sufficient water to drink. Many health 
issues like dysentery, dehydration, and diarrhoea are prevalent in this 
season. The towns and cities look deserted in the afternoons. 
Everything comes to a standstill during the day because of the 
simmering rays of the sun. The nights become pleasant, and most 
activities are done after the sunset during this season. 

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