👉 Pluvial season refers to a period of cooling and dryness in the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by periods of low precipitation and relatively mild temperatures. This is typically associated with spring or early summer, but it can also occur throughout the year in certain regions. The term "pluvials" comes from the Greek word "plu-" which means "to rain," and "vials" which refers to a small container used for storing water during long periods of drought.
