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Areas around the equator receive about 12 hours of sunlight a day while the areas tilted towards the sun receives more sunlight hours day and travels a longer path through the lit part of Earth than areas at the equator.

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As Earth moves in its orbit the angle where the sun's rays strike change. So if the Northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, the sun rays hits more directly and opposite happens when the Northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun.

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When it's summer in the Northern hemisphere, it receives 24 hours of sunlight called the midnight sun. On the other hand, the southern hemisphere does not receive any sun light at all also known as polar night.

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As Earth orbits, the angle where the sun's rays hit change. Causing different area and places to get different amount of sunlight, which makes the temperature change.

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Areas in Earth get rays from the Sun at different time of the year and causes some curtain areas to be cold, some to be hot. Thus, creating seasons.

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Seasons are caused by the tilted axis of the Earth. Different sections of the Earth receive the Sun's most direct rays at different times of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere, summer begins when the North Pole tilts toward the Sun. In the Northern Hemisphere, winter begins when the South Pole tilts toward the Sun.

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Since the north and south hemispheres at the top and the bottom of the Earth, when one reaches summer it has sunlight 24 hours a day and the other receives no sunlight at all  and so on and so forth.

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Due too Earth's rotation daily, areas of earth gets tilted away from the sun and other areas tilt towards the sun. This causes days and nights.

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Places in Earth receive rays from the sun at different times of the year and causes a change in temperature due to this which causes seasons.

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Seasons are caused by the Earth's tilted axis. At different periods of the year, different parts of the Earth get the Sun's most direct rays. Summer begins in the Northern Hemisphere when the North Pole tilts toward the Sun. Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere when the South Pole tilts toward the Sun.
Because of the tilt of the Earth, various latitudes receive varying sun angles at different times of the year. During the summer, Earth is tilted in the Northern Hemisphere such that the Northern Hemisphere faces the sun more directly. It is warmer and receives more direct sunshine.

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The pole that is tilted towards the sun receives more sunlight which increases its temperature. Area around the equator receive about 12 hours of sunlight a day while the areas tilted towards the sun receives more sunlight hours day.

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As Earth moves in its orbit the angle where the sun's rays strike change. Due to this different places receive different concentrations of sunlight.