Seasons | Us

The United States experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: spring, summer, autumn (or fall), and winter. Each season brings its own unique characteristics, weather patterns, and activities.

| Region | Summer | Winter | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | (NY, Boston) | Hot/Humid | Cold/Snow | Distinct 4 seasons. | | Southeast (FL, GA) | Hot/Humid | Mild | Humidity is high year-round. Hurricane risk in late summer. | | Midwest (Chicago) | Hot/Humid | Very Cold | Extreme temperature swings. | | Southwest (AZ, NV) | Extreme Heat | Mild | Dry desert climate. | | Pacific Coast (CA) | Dry/Warm | Wet/Cool | Mediterranean climate in the south; Rainforest climate in the north. | us seasons

Spring in the U.S. is a season of dramatic transition. While the astronomical spring begins around March 20th with the vernal equinox, the actual arrival of "spring weather" varies by latitude. The United States experiences a temperate climate with