For me it’s fall but not bc the holiday season is coming. Pumpkin Spice lattes come back to early followed by Christmas music in Oct? No thank you. It’s just nice enough out to not have snow and you’re not boiling either.
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Thanks to Lake Michigan, summers here are unpleasantly humid and winters are plagued by lake effect snow. I prefer the two weeks of Autumn and the two weeks of Spring.
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with pumpkin spice! I hate that so-called “basic” people have co-opted such a nice flavor. I look forward to it every year!
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Pumpkin spice is disgusting and ruins everything it’s put on or in. It’s like cinnamon turned up to eleven, because unlike cinnamon, pumpkin spice ruins everything.
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You have a proper blood feud with pumpkin spice dude
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Did Pumpkin Spice hurt you? You appear to feel about as strongly about it as I feel about f-ing suits.
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Both Autumn and Winter, I enjoy cold and rainy / snowy weather than hot and humid ones. I find it way cozier
Also as a bonus, mosquitos return to hell where they belong.
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I didn’t say it was bad. But when it shows up end of August? C’mon bro. It’s still summer 
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Where I live “summer” is sort of a hazy concept. It’s predictably above 100 degrees from March through November so saying that a certain thing doesn’t belong in summer or winter doesn’t make sense here. We put santa hats on saguaro cacti to decorate for Christmas. Halloween is a sweaty holiday most years.
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You’re in Arizona right?
It’s still Pumkin time for Halloween which is not August . They just move it up bc they realised moving up the Christmas drinks is cutting into the time they made more money on pumkin drinks so move that up too
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It’s hard to pick because all of them are good in their own way. If I had to pick though, probably Spring. It’s a mix between a cozy autumn and a warm Summer.
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I am. I grew pumpkins in my backyard this year and they were ready for harvest in July. My parrot really enjoyed them.
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Summer no doubt. It means more hours of sun in the northern atmosphere. In the winter time the sun rises around 8.30 am and goes down 16.30 pm. It’s dark when you go to work and dark when you get off work.
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How the fuck are you alive?
Oh wait, Fahrenheit.
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I love winter because of the main rule:
You can’t take of an infinite number of layer can you? Eh?
An also because I’m always cold (even in summer im chilly idk why!) So im totally used to the weather
Edit: and im also in England so it is usually below 10
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37 to 46 C, for the rest of the world, would be typical temperatures around here in the spring/summer/fall months.
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I prefer winter for a few reasons:
- Less/no mosquitos
- Shorter days with nicer sunrises/sets
- The air is cool and has that kind of freshness to it (overall much nicer for walks and bike rides)
I’d also rather be cold than hot in general; feeling numb is better than feeling stuffy and sick for me. In the colder months you can put more layers on to warm up, but you can’t take your skin off to cool down in the height of summer.
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Yes, i absolutely hate any bug (and most animals) in general so that is a very good plus in my books!
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46C sounds absolutely unbearable. Even here low 30s sucks.
Spring for me. All the others mean I have extra outside work to deal with.
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