My four stages during the year:

Spring lethargy
Summer sluggishness
Autumn melancholia
Winter hibernation

North Carolina?

The second half of October is the good season.

I, on the other hand, hate autumn the most. Lack of sun, cold, wind, rain, everything's dying and you are as far away from spring as possible. Also 4/5 winters in Poland look like autumn but even grayer so I hate those too. I love spring and summer, I don't mind heatwaves.

Dude, I go insane in late winter and early spring doing DIY projects. I'm all out of steam once it hits 100 degrees F. Autumn is usually too busy with people's birthdays and holidays.

Spring is actually the worst season, at least in the Midwest. It's cold and rainy all week and everything is just a mud bath, then randomly you get a day where it's 80F, then more rain, then a snow storm,

Moving to a tropical country was a revelation in that there's no pollen season. I could finally breathe!

The climate on the West coast of the US is phenomenal and the high cost of living here makes perfect sense. I feel like such a smug bitch, smirking at this meme.

I'm pretty much immune to the entire survivable temperature range, but I do have to take montelukast sodium in order to avoid the allergen weakness.

I thrive in summer. Give me heat. Give me humidity.

In New England sometimes winter can feel too much… if we have poor foliage and a gray, cold spring. That does happen and it sucks. Basically cold, dead appearing, and overcast for months.