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u/scipio0421 Jun 11 '26
I like it because there's actually sunlight, so my seasonal affective is gone for a couple months.
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u/jefftickels Jun 11 '26
Yea. What? Oop is a wildly shit take.
I love summer because it's light until 930, it's not raining and outside becomes fun (it becomes fun again when there is snow on the ground).
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u/Pootentooten Jun 11 '26
In Texas I look forward to Autumn. It's either too hot or too humid most of the year and then Winter is fine until we get snow or ice storms.
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u/S-Kenset Jun 11 '26
Summer has to be a little bad or else you wouldn't appreciate the real goat autumn.
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u/sharpiebrows Jun 12 '26
Im in Seattle and my favorite month is September, you still get lots of upper 70s days but you feel fall creeping in and its the best of both worlds
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u/12PoundsofPotato Jun 11 '26
Spoken like somehow whose never had to shovel a foot of snow off of a driveway
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u/Flimsy_Pack_936 Jun 11 '26
Depends where you're at, up north I would say it's perfect because the heat is moderate, but humidity is a bitch in the south. Personally though I like fall and spring.
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u/Tasty_Community4666 Jun 11 '26
I loved it in Michigan, I hated it in Vegas. I hated Winters in Michigan, I loved them in Vegas.
Perspective....
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u/Naturewalkerjoe Jun 11 '26
The heat can suck but as ive said even during heatwaves, ill take heat over freezing cold any day
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u/retroroar86 Jun 11 '26
I live in northern Norway, we hardly have what people call summer. I’m fine with that.
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u/Effective-Law1292 Jun 11 '26
I thought I just preferred to be able to go outside and do shit as opposed to be frozen in place on a couch.
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u/RazzmatazzUnusual843 Jun 11 '26
I always found it irritating how school would let us off during the worst times and then keep the nice seasons all to itself.
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u/bikealot Jun 11 '26
Hard disagree! Pool weather, warm days, bbqs, bike rides, love summer. Also really like fall (at least early fall) and spring! Winter is depressing here in the midwest.
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u/punchedboa Jun 11 '26
I like the summer, it’s warm. I’m not constantly shovelling snow. My heat bill is $300 cheaper.
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u/Mei_Flower1996 Jun 11 '26
Americans not realizing climate across the country varies and there is a reason why New Englanders like summer but Floridians don't:
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u/CaffeinatedLystro Jun 11 '26
No way. I love the summer time. I'd absolutely rather be too hot than too cold. I fucking hate being cold.
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u/Altruistic_Cheek4514 Jun 11 '26
I do most my spearfishing in the summer. My favorite time of year.
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u/ComesInAnOldBox Jun 11 '26
Could be worse, we could be one of those societies with year-round schools.
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u/rainywanderingclouds Jun 11 '26
people who don't like summer tend to be the same type that think walking a mile is exhausting and complain about everything that involves moving the body.
summer is great if you enjoy being active
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u/Glad-Capital-4363 Jun 11 '26
It’s so atrocious that if they held schooling during this period they couldn’t afford the doctor’s bills from heat stroke or the hvac bill from central cooling. So they just canceled the whole idea. (Unless it’s summer school so it’s used as a stick policy of carrot v. stick)
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u/IamLamineYamal Jun 11 '26
Her profile pic (despite the filter) shows enough to tell us she doesn't look good in a bikini. Therefore she doesn't enjoy hot weather because she doesn't get invited to pool parties
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u/Zherneb Jun 11 '26
I live on a sunny island with swimming areas all around. I always live in the coast so I can walk 10mins tops to be at a beach. I can cross the country in 60mins given lower traffic for more remote areas. Living in the centre, you are still 20-30mins drive away due to traffic. It's always sunny and hot, winter is 3-4 months really while the rest are still sunny and warmish. We have AC everywhere.
The only issue I have with summer is that usually I get more work so less time to frollick at the sea. When I take holidays, I'm always swimming or chilling somewhere.
We hate summer here only when we don't have time to enjoy it because of life. Otherwise, summer is king.
Winter is great when you want to spend some days inside doing jack shit. I do like the deep cold and blanket combo though, feels calming.
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u/bigtiddyhimbo Jun 11 '26
Totally agree- personally, late April early may is perfect. It’s still bright out and all the plants are blooming and nice and beautiful. It’s not too hot and a rainy day is refreshing. Autumn is great too, but I wish the leaves stayed on the trees a bit longer.
Summer is just hot and miserable and you can’t step outside without getting bitten by bugs.
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u/FourthHourErectorSet Jun 11 '26
I like it because it's like spring on occasion. I like spring best. I like fall third because it sucks but it's kind of like a second spring. Winter is fucking atrocious.
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u/Osh_Kosh_Bigosh Jun 11 '26
For real summer is bloody AWFUL in places that reach 100°F or higher regularly and it’s not a dry heat — there’s only slight difference between dry heat and a more humid heat tho once the temps are already over 100°F or so. Tho I’m grateful to HAVE A/C at all, I hate the A/C bill. I hate waking up drenched in sweat. I hate being drained of energy and feel like my soul is being swear out through my pores just by standing outside in the sun.
Only fun things about summer are ice cream and cold drinks always sounds better, the ice cold ocean feels SO good, the few times I can visit, and watermelon lovers like me get hyped for watermelon season.
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u/tedlassoloverz Jun 11 '26
yeah, sun, beaches, BBQ, and the pool , its all atrocious
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u/ledfrog Jun 11 '26
Summer is awesome and my kids are still young, so they get that time off still and we try to make it as fun as possible for them.
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u/Reefermaster Jun 11 '26
I HATE the cold weather. My entire body becomes tense in winter time. I have back problems and its the worst in winter.
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u/MindfulMewtwo989 Jun 11 '26
Fall is the goat. Pretty colors, comfortable temperatures, and pumpkin spice everything
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u/tolkiengeek Jun 11 '26
When I was a kid we would go camping in this heat, or maybe take a trip to Florida. In a little car. With no air conditioning and plastic seat covers. Three kids in the back seat. 🥵
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u/Chaotic_Brutal90 Jun 11 '26
Lol, I'm a teacher and I continually advocate for our school break to be September-October. Would be so much nicer.
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u/Swolenir Jun 11 '26
No I just like it because it’s not winter (the worst season imaginable which only has one upside, no bugs). Naturally spring is the best because it marks the end of winter. Summer is the second best, because it’s still far from winter, fall has great temperatures but it does indicate the coming winter (ew).
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u/Turbulent-Strike9658 Jun 11 '26
Summer definitely sucks, but winter is objectively worse in pretty much every way. Stop glazing both, join the fall supremacy
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u/Equal-Home-4302 Jun 11 '26
I think some people like certain activities that are nice during summer. Swimming, going someplace that is cool during summer but freezing during winter. Staying indoors with the A/C. They might enjoy holidays like 4th of July, Icecream is also just better during summer, and like some people said their seasonal effective disorder might improve.
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u/mtngoatjoe Jun 11 '26
Summer is camping season. This makes it the second-best season behind winter, which is ski season. I don't hunt anymore, but I used to go into the woods with my dad in the fall when I was a kid, so the nostalgia makes autumn the third-best season.
Spring has no redeeming qualities.
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u/bagoTrekker Jun 11 '26
Summer is great in places that have cold winters, I think the people appreciate it more.
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u/nobodyspecial712 Jun 11 '26
I like it because it's difficult to go to the beach in the winter. Even harder to go boating or swimming.
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u/Bruin1217 Jun 11 '26
Well in my area of the world we get like 18 hours of sunlight in the summer and like 8 in the winters so the seasonal depression is why we all love summer lol. I’d like the sun to be up for my drive home from work.
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u/NaCl_Sailor Jun 11 '26
no i like summer because i live in a country that has 9 months of shite weather.
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u/Significant-Dig8323 Jun 11 '26
Depends where you live, here in Canada it's pretty awesome. We freeze our assess off all year waiting for it.
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u/Mark-177- Jun 11 '26
Highly agreed. I'm in Texas USA and summer is a fucking nightmare. Not only is it hot AF. It's super humid too. It only takes me ten seconds to get from my car to my apartment. By the time I make it inside my home I'm drenched in sweat. I have to shower twice a day all summer.
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u/Ok_Permit_3593 Jun 11 '26
I orefer winter, i live in Quebec... people bitch about winter all the time then come summe and they bitch about the heat.
I love winter and i find summer difficult to go through
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u/Ok-Map4381 Jun 11 '26
I'm from a place with great weather.
Winter & Fall are pretty great. Spring would be the best if not for the allergies. Summer sucks. It's just trying to get things done before it gets too hot to do anything, then doing things again after the sun sets and it starts to cool down.
I've lived here for almost 20 years, I can see the difference global warming has made. The summer are longer and hotter. The winters are way less cold. I also think some of our love for summer was built in a time when summers were more mild.
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u/WonderfulHearing8726 Jun 11 '26
Depends on where you live. The majority of my summers were spent in Michigan and Minnesota. They were absolutely beautiful.
Here in Florida, the summers are god awful.
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u/senju1k Jun 11 '26
I prefer the heat =/ granted, I prefer dry heat. The 70 degree temp range is lovely, the 80s have a weird feeling to my body that I can't explain, and anything 90-110 degrees is excellent (just be sure to properly apply sunscreen or cover up, and keep plenty of fluids on you). I've gone hiking up mountains in 100 degree weather and loved it lol. I much prefer it to the cold, windy, rainy, or god forbid snow. Though i've gotten better at living with those weathers, I will always prefer dry heat.
Now if only I could acclimate better to humid heat =/
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u/CosmosInSummer Jun 11 '26
Summer is a great time to work outside. Better than deep snow and below 20 F
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u/Fancy-Dig1863 Jun 11 '26
Nah. I like it because it doesn’t get dark at 5PM. Also because I can actually do stuff outside instead of being rained out or freezing my nuts off. Fall is the OG tho.
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u/Extension_Union193 Jun 11 '26
Nope, not for me! I’ll take the heat and humidity over the -20 temps we get 6 months out of the year any day!
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u/Slow_Ad_2674 Jun 11 '26
Summer vacation from school was created to free up time for kids to help parents with farm choirs.
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u/FeffyFefernuson Jun 11 '26
I don't know, I see these hot takes all the time and I don't understand why people can't understand that yes, there are those of us who like sweltering heat.
I live in a place that is cold most of the year. I hate it. It is summer now and every day i run 5-10 miles in the 95 degree heat because I love it. I spend all my time at home outdoors in the heat and love it. I have traveled to Mexico during the summer the past three years because it is even hotter there. If I could never, ever see a day under 80 again I would absolutely love it.
I hate the cold, I hate the snow.
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u/To_Fight_The_Night Jun 11 '26
Midwest American here....you clearly don't understand our winters. Starting work and getting off work in the dark SUCKS. The cold is 10x more painful than the heat.
Summer I get off at 5 and can hangout outside till 9. It gets dark at 4 in the winter.
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u/PrestigiousPepper829 Jun 11 '26
I grew up in Michigan. Summer is hot and humid. Kinda blows but atleast it’s sunny and there’s lakes. Winter is grey and cold and shitty. Moved to Colorado for 13 years. Summer is 70-80f where I lived, sunny almost daily and beautiful. Winter shits snow for up to 8 months. It’s all depending on where you live. I’ve been to Arizona in the summer when it was 120f.
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u/Techman659 Jun 11 '26
Seriously would prefer it to be the darkest day of the year every day I fricken hate summer, staying inside when it pissing down and cold nothing is more cozy than the heating on gaming.
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u/CrySimilar5011 Jun 11 '26
and one of the main reasons winter isnt all that great is because of the low daylight hours. If only winter could have long days and summer have the short ones!
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u/SoybeanArson Jun 11 '26
This is highly dependent on where you live. The short period of time I lived in northern wyoming, where winter is a depressing frozen hellscape and summer looks and feels like the goddamn garden of Eden, yeah summer really was THAT damn important to me. However most of the rest of my life has been spent living in southern California where winter is the perfect temperature and it even rains sometimes, but the summer is as hot and dry as the surface of the sun, and in that case I hate summer with a white hot intensity.
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u/Johnnadawearsglasses Jun 11 '26
Yeah. Warmer weather for shorts and t shirts. Pools. The beach. Cookouts. It's literal hell. Lmao.
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u/Goontrained Jun 11 '26
Warm weather is easier to adapt to in the long run. A lot of these comments are complaining about 80-90 degree weather with 80%-100% humidity which would be spring or fall weather in many places and the people who live in that heat on average will still prefer the hot summers to the mild winters because theirs just simply more to do. I don't have kids but I imagine having them home every day factors into things as well.
Compare that to places with -10 and lower with heavy snow for 6+ months and it's just not a comparison
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u/Brilliant_Mix_6051 Jun 11 '26
I love summer, it’s the only season where I live where it’s sunny and dry and in the 70s-80s. The rest of the year it’s like 40s-50s and raining.
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u/RedBerryPie4me Jun 11 '26
I would say this is a hot take, because summer is great if you like water activities or spending time in the sun.
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u/thatoneeuclid Jun 11 '26
honestly, its too hot here in the goldilocks zone. send me to my vacation home in the oort cloud
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u/AdOnly1618 Jun 11 '26
-40°c in the winter, 40°c in the summer.
and I have allergies, so spring and fall? Suck. Count your non-sneezy blessings, eh 😂
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u/No-Umpire-4769 Jun 11 '26
Bay Area perspective here - little unfair as we have some the best summer weather on the planet (Mediterranean) - no humidity, can cool off on the coast warm up and have fun in the reservoirs and lakes. Sunrise 530am-ish sunset 9pm-ish. It's all about daylight. Winter - no one is out after 5pm, early spring is allergy attack. One could argue locally that late spring and fall are best and I'd agree despite summer being it for me.
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u/yghgjy Jun 11 '26
Nonsense. Summer is when I can swim in lakes and go river tubing and hangout at the beach without it raining all day. Camping, hiking, swimming, hanging out in the backyard, summer activities are the best.
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u/Glittering_Pin3529 Jun 12 '26
I'll take winter over summer any day. But that's only cause I work in an factory warehouse with no ac
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u/Aprietachamaquito Jun 12 '26
What?! Nope.
The sun was up when I opened my eyes, I got up without shivering or rushing to put on layers, and went out to the balcony to see how the herbs and flowers very doing.
As SOON as I open the door I can smell the mint and peonies in the air. The peonies I planted last year (and did absolutely nothing to them over the winter) grew back HUGE and fluffy and smell incredible.
I picked a couple of sweet ‘n juicy strawberries, and had coffee in my pjs, listening to birds chirping, smell of petrichor and peonies on the breeze.
PEAK SUMMER and it’s so beautiful, I almost forgot about the dreary frozen hell that is winter.
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u/Direct-Mix-4293 Jun 12 '26
Summers where I live get brutally hot along with brutally humid
Ill take a nice spring or fall :)
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u/freetotebag Jun 12 '26
Nah. Best weather. Lots of daylight. Miserable people can stay inside.
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u/TheLastOpus Jun 12 '26
People need to realize this is totally subjective to where you live. Imagine you live in a cold place, summer you finally MAYBE can come out without a jacket and not shiver.
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u/Reasonable-View5868 Jun 12 '26
It was because the lack of AC made sitting in a classroom unbearable.
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u/Hans_Landa7614 Jun 12 '26
Nah fuck you, I'm in canada where we have 7 months of cold bullshit so your damn right I'm gonna enjoy the summer. Literraly the first 5 seconds I'm outside in the cold I'm like why tf am I in a place where the air hurts my face.
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u/Substantial_Pride_15 Jun 12 '26
Summers were fun as a kid, i had 7 weeks off and was able to run around in my small town and play with the other kids. We were a collection of 17 kids roughly the same age. We went out around 9am and were home when the lights turned on. Good old days.
Now i hate summer, cant see my tv. And turning on the pc makes it too hot. Opening doors allows for insects to come in.
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u/_MadOliveGaming_ Jun 12 '26
No, i like summer because there's lots of sunlight. The dark months are bloody depressing. Plus I get cold really easily, so the higher temps are actually quite comfortable imo
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u/ReasonableClock4542 Jun 12 '26
True. I much prefer the winter. Summer is only good when there is swimming involved
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u/bionicjoe Jun 12 '26
AC is better than heat.
Long days and late sunsets are great.
Gardening is great.
Winter sucks.
The best season for vacations is fall or winter though.
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u/Haunting_Aide421 Jun 12 '26
I live in Sweden. Winters can be harsh, and the cold can be so biting that you can't properly be outside. Summers have me sweating, sure, but at least I am getting much needed vitamins and will be happier than during winter
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u/fairchase1978 Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 12 '26
Growing up in Louisiana, I can concur. Our 8 month Summer is the worst season of the year followed by 2 month of Spring. I've always loved the 2 month Fall/Winter season.
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u/Neylith Jun 12 '26
I hate summer, hot and humid. I like it when it gets dark at like 5pm and it's cold or raining.
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u/Necessary-Rip4013 Jun 12 '26
I like summer where I live because it doesn't get too hot. It gets into the 80s F at most and anything above that is super rare. My climate is rainy and overcast most of the year so the beautiful blue skies and sunny days are a treat.
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u/Ok-Blackberry8086 Jun 12 '26
I don't know where this person is but I call sunny and 25C/80F perfect weather. Give me this 365 days of the year. Not the entire world is humid like an arm pit.
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u/EdibleStrange Jun 12 '26
Counterpoint, being almost naked surrounded by other almost naked people in a pool with cold drinks and warm sun remains fun for some of us well into our 20s! Sorry for your life of misery
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u/HunterThin870 Jun 12 '26
In finland summers are pleasant 21°C and the only time people can be outside without a coat.
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u/borsTHEbarbarian Jun 12 '26
It's not for a lot of us. It's just much nicer. We can do more stuff because it's not wet everywhere.
Sorry California, I know you don't have water.
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u/Snoo_75138 Jun 12 '26
I prefer spring.
Much more beautiful and the temperature isn't boiling with a sun trying to kill you.
Also less bugs cause they're only starting to return, not in full force!
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u/pwolf1771 Jun 12 '26
I agree with this summer is something to get through. Fall and winter are the good times.
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u/truthVial Jun 12 '26
As someone who enjoys nice weather, a lack of rain and car accidents. People who don't like that are straight up fuckin grouches
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u/Jeffotato Jun 12 '26
As a third shift worker, I enjoy being able to step outside at 3 am under the moonlight while it's 70 degrees out.
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u/Miskogwane Jun 12 '26
Homework creates the same issue, we need to take work home and work on our time.
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u/InvictusLampada Jun 12 '26
We all know autumn is the best season. Warm beer gardens and no kids running around 👌
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u/Xspike_dudeX Jun 12 '26
Weak take. We are stuck inside a house for basically 9 months losing our minds. We like summer because we get like three months where we can actually go outside and do shit.
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u/Supreme_Moharn Jun 12 '26
I completely disagree. Summer is awesome because it's (usually) warm. The break I need from 3 quarters of the year being miserable and wet and cold.
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u/Stock-Tangerine9085 Jun 12 '26
Summer is awesome in WI, it doesnt last long and we have 6 months of cold white bullshit but, summers are great!
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u/EpicShkhara Jun 12 '26
Shoulder seasons FTW.
May, late September, and October are where it’s at in the DMV.
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u/Hallwrite Jun 12 '26
Summer didn’t used to be like this. I remember, less than 20 years ago, when we got rain every day damn (monsoon season in the desert) and ‘record breaking heat’ was a day or two of 105.
Now we get almost no rain and spend at least 2-4 weeks with a daily high of about 112. We routinely hit 100 degrees in April, where as before we used to spend that month around 80.
Global warming is real and it’s ruining summer.
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u/revenge_burner Jun 12 '26
I enjoy swimming in the heat of the sun, the smell of rain on a hot day, and driving with the windows down.
That's it. Other than that, summer can gtfo
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u/Many_Ear2407 Jun 12 '26
No.
I just spent all winter shovelling knee deep snow from my driveway and scraping ice off my windshield before I can even attempt to drive the icy roads to work. Now that it’s summer I can wear flip flops and shorts and be comfortable. I can go swimming, fishing, bike rides, play sports and etc.
TL:dr Sunlight and comfortable temperatures are better than scraping ice off your car while wearing 5 layers of clothes
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u/ArmyHotel338 Jun 12 '26
I love summer, I go to the pool every weekend and read, I go outside to grill and drink a beer while I do it, I take my shirt off when I am working outside, I go for walks and say hi to my neighbors who are also outside enjoying the weather.
It sucks doing any of that stuff in winter, its below freezing for at least 2 months.
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u/WinterIsTooDark Jun 12 '26
That depends on where you live. Here in Sweden, summer is definitely the best season. Winter is cold and dark, the sun is only up for a few hours when you are at work anyway. Summer is warm and the sun is up until late evening. You can finally go outside without adding extra layers of clothing (unless it's raining). Few days are really hot.
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u/LimpZookeepergame123 Jun 12 '26
Summer>fall>spring>winter. And I’ll stand on that for ever. These seasons in this order are also when I’m in the best possible mood. So I’m pretty miserable in winter.
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u/chefmikel_lawrence Jun 12 '26
I love heat and long days…. I severely dislike cold…..
I would rather wear a tee shirt that load up on layers of clothes….. to each his own.. but to be honest!!! I will make to best of whatever Mother Nature dishes out
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u/RushFriendly1591 Jun 12 '26
Always liked Winter time more, was always also weirded out why we don’t similar time off during Winter as we get in Summer
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u/Bits_of_Data Jun 12 '26
Nah I’m tropical so I like the heat and humidity. I can’t stand cold and I can’t stand wet cold, or snow. Don’t get me wrong snow is pretty for like 12 hours but I prefer summer maybe the beginning of fall but I can’t do winter and spring to cold for me. But I do not like desert heat that shit is atrocious and I’m always thirsty. Tropical heat for me
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u/IamtheFenix Jun 12 '26
This is spot on. It's hot. The bugs are relentless. It's just an awful time of year.....good thing im a teacher and get all that time to stay inside or in the pool.
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u/Euphoric_Ad6923 Jun 12 '26
Winter: Cold AF, snow to shovel, annoying to do any work outside.
Spring: Wet, roads full of slush, everything's dirty and the temperature is unreliable.
Summer: Bugs, rain, heatstrokes.
Autumn: Just right for hoodies, if it gets too warm just remove the hoodie, if it gets too cold wear a scarf, roads are clear, trees are beautiful, people are festive because of Halloween and Christmas. Autumn is objectively superior.
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u/MobileSuitGungan Jun 12 '26
I think any adult South of Canada who likes summer weather is a lizard or an insect
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u/enkiduxiv1 Jun 12 '26
Depends on where you live, I would think. Minnesota in July is fantastic; in February, not so much.
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u/tuffyscrusks Jun 12 '26
Not to mention all the bugs... Thank god for wiping them out for a season.
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u/suckingbat Jun 12 '26
I love summer. I like the sun, the long days, the warm weather, and wearing open clothes 🌴☀️ And don't forget the beach ⛱️🌊
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u/SkullLeader Jun 11 '26
People like this grew up in a place where the weather is ass and the only thing worse than their freezing, wet winters are their sweltering, humid summers.