The game Animal Crossing: New Horizons is now officially in the spring season! With a new island and a whole lot of changes, this season is one of the most fun and rewarding ones yet! If you haven’t played Animal Crossing yet, make sure you download it to your phone or tablet. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available for Android and iOS. While you can play the game in either hemisphere, you’ll definitely notice some seasonal changes!

Climate

The game’s unique weather system has sparked speculation that it will be made more common and the spillovers will become more common. In the past, climate change and other destructive forces have driven animals to migrate. But the new study shows that this will not necessarily happen. Rather, spillovers will be concentrated in mountainous regions of southeast Asia and tropical Africa. It’s likely that more spillovers will occur there as the temperatures warm.

The yearly climate in Animal Crossing New Horizons follows the seasonal shifts that occur in both hemispheres. Winter weather is usually cold and snowy, but spring and early summer will be relatively dry. During the winter months, snowfall may occur, while summers will last a few months longer. A major visual aspect of this game’s weather is cloudiness. Even the DIY recipes change according to the seasons.

Ecological seasons

The concept of seasonal specialization has been used to describe the way species differ from one another in terms of their trophic relationships. Seasonal specialization occurs when animals migrate between habitats during different seasons, offering the year-round residents an allochthonous input and major seasonal food source. Year-round residents, in turn, capitalize on this seasonal food source, contributing to winter food web inversions. In this context, the concept of seasonal specialization is a useful tool for understanding the ecological impact of species’ trophic interactions.

Seasonality refers to the changes in temperature and light that occur over an annual cycle. In high latitudes, these changes are accompanied by a wave-like variation in photoperiod and temperature. Short photoperiods, cold air temperatures, and reduced animal activity characterize winters. By contrast, warm air temperatures and long photoperiods characterize summers, with a spike in animal activity and increased productivity.

Time of day

The Seasons feature in Animal Crossing tells you what time of day it is during the different periods. The game uses the player’s internal system clock to determine when it is. The Winter Solstice, which occurs in the Northern Hemisphere, sees the sun rising at 5:30 AM and setting at 5:50 PM. In the Summer Solstice, however, the sun is up all day.

New Horizons follows the seasonal changes in both hemispheres, allowing players to experience the lush green grass of summer, the changing colors of deciduous trees in fall, and cherry blossoms in spring. The seasons change slightly, but not as much as players would hope. In addition to the weather, item availability and DIY recipes also change depending on the season. You can even choose the type of season you are playing in by choosing a hemisphere.

Characters

When do the seasons change in Animal Crossing? This question has been on the minds of many players since the game came out. In the previous games, the seasons change based on the seasons of the world, but in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the seasons change based on the time of year. The Northern Hemisphere experiences winter all the way through the summer, while the Southern Hemisphere experience spring from November to February.

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the game introduces a seasonal event, bringing with it new gameplay that makes the game unique. In this game, summer begins on March 1 and lasts until June, with the Southern Hemisphere’s summer taking place in December and January. The Summer season includes a tournament called Flick’s Bug-Off, which players can join during the months of June to September.