I live in Minnesota. I get all 4 seasons. Winter spring summer and fall. I love all of them. Winter makes me appreciate summer. Summer for the heat fall for football. Spring when everything comes back to life.
Autumn 
Oh gosh...it feels like I live in the Game of Thrones universe because where I am in NC, it feels like there's only two seasons: summer, and winter. And they're lawless temperatures.
But of the two that we do get, I would have to say summer. Heat is preferred to me being cold. Plus, it's more of an excuse to go outside!
But of the two that we do get, I would have to say summer. Heat is preferred to me being cold. Plus, it's more of an excuse to go outside!
Fall / Winter, but mainly late fall / all of winter. Cozy, cold, blanket snuggling and tea drinking weather. 
I can't stand Spring / Summer down here in Texas. Mix of bugs and the fact that I feel sweaty after standing outside for only ten seconds at a time; It's the worst, I'll never like summers here lol
I can't stand Spring / Summer down here in Texas. Mix of bugs and the fact that I feel sweaty after standing outside for only ten seconds at a time; It's the worst, I'll never like summers here lol
Autumn for me. I like the changes regarding the plant-life and halloween. Spring would be OK, too because of the same but sometimes I find the bad weather from winter lingers longer than it should and I get restless because of it. Summer I hate but not because of the weather, but because something always seems to go wrong in summer. Winter, I get fed up of because we never seem to have snow, but we get all the other types of gloomy weather. It's never pretty like Narnia.
Winter. Holidays, the nip in the air, and it's not THAT cold in Texas until later in winter.
Indian Summer.
And because I've encountered people in the southern US unfamiliar with the term (probably because frost doesn't usually hit until late November/December down here):
That second summer after the bugs have been zapped by a frost is the best.
And because I've encountered people in the southern US unfamiliar with the term (probably because frost doesn't usually hit until late November/December down here):
Wikipedia wrote:
An Indian summer is a period of unseasonably warm, dry weather that sometimes occurs in autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Indian summers are common in North America, Europe and Asia. The US National Weather Service defines this as weather conditions that are sunny and clear with above average temperatures, occurring September to November. It is usually described as occurring after a killing frost.
That second summer after the bugs have been zapped by a frost is the best.
Spring. Although for half of spring its still too hot. So maybe a colder spring.
But still spring. I like lush plantlife and interesting weather. Winter and autumn are just overcast and boring, spring is when theres a mix of sun and rain. Plus the days are a reasonable length and its not as hot as summer, which is unbearable.
Winter is fine too but the lack of sunlight rather puts a damper on it.
But still spring. I like lush plantlife and interesting weather. Winter and autumn are just overcast and boring, spring is when theres a mix of sun and rain. Plus the days are a reasonable length and its not as hot as summer, which is unbearable.
Winter is fine too but the lack of sunlight rather puts a damper on it.
Autumnspringwintersummer.
The middle part of fall, where it’s not quite snowing nor is it super hot...
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