In the southern hemisphere, why do equinoxes occur in the reverse of the northern hemisphere? * During an equinox, the northern hemisphere is tilted closer to the Sun.
During an equinox, the southern hemisphere is tilted closer to the Sun.
During an equinox, the seasons switch, and instead of occurring at the same time, they occur opposite each other.
During the rest of the days of the year, Earth is tilted, and each hemisphere experiences opposite seasons.