In Winter

"In Winter" is a phrase typically used to denote a specific season of the year: winter. Winter is generally understood as the coldest season, occurring between autumn and spring. Its precise timing varies depending on geographical location and climate. In the Northern Hemisphere, winter commonly encompasses the months of December, January, and February, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it typically occurs during June, July, and August.

The phrase "in winter" often evokes imagery and descriptions of specific weather conditions such as snow, ice, and low temperatures. It can also be used to describe activities or events associated with the winter season, such as skiing, snowboarding, or holiday celebrations. Furthermore, "in winter" can carry symbolic meaning, often representing dormancy, hardship, or a period of rest and reflection before a period of renewal (spring).