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Post by nightmarefarm on Jun 23, 2022 7:54:56 GMT 10
1. Autumn. It gets dark relatively fast, temperature is just about balanced and there's a nice 2 months of break left before my next course starts early october.
2. Winter. It gets dark very fast(it aesthetically looks better than day time and helps me immerse myself in movies and stuff). The temperature is very cold but its better than boiling hot like in summer since you can at least turn the radiator on whereas you can only open so many doors or windows to cool the room. Also there are very few exams/assignments you have to hand in at this stage of a school or college course.
3. Summer. Summer break but other than that its overrated and the heat and lack of night sucks. You also have to do a crapload of coursework before the summer break.
4. Spring. Typically has the most bullshit coursework and exams and stuff but no huge break to look forward to. Apart from that it's mediocre.
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Post by crystalmetheny0428 on Jun 23, 2022 8:40:39 GMT 10
1- summer
2- fall
3- spring
4- winter
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Post by astropoug on Jun 23, 2022 9:18:46 GMT 10
1. Autumn. It gets dark relatively fast, temperature is just about balanced and there's a nice 2 months of break left before my next course starts early october. 2. Winter. It gets dark very fast(it aesthetically looks better than day time and helps me immerse myself in movies and stuff). The temperature is very cold but its better than boiling hot like in summer since you can at least turn the radiator on whereas you can only open so many doors or windows to cool the room. Also there are very few exams/assignments you have to hand in at this stage of a school or college course. 3. Summer. Summer break but other than that its overrated and the heat and lack of night sucks. You also have to do a crapload of coursework before the summer break. 4. Spring. Typically has the most bullshit coursework and exams and stuff but no huge break to look forward to. Apart from that it's mediocre. It depends on where you live. In GA, school ends in May, and doesn’t start back up again until August. And whilst returning to school sucks, you don’t have to do much for the first couple of weeks. So in that regard, Georgia summers are pretty awesome. The downside? It’s Georgia, so it gets really fucking hot here. And climate change will only make summers that much more unbearable.
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Post by crystalmetheny0428 on Jun 23, 2022 9:24:55 GMT 10
1. Autumn. It gets dark relatively fast, temperature is just about balanced and there's a nice 2 months of break left before my next course starts early october. 2. Winter. It gets dark very fast(it aesthetically looks better than day time and helps me immerse myself in movies and stuff). The temperature is very cold but its better than boiling hot like in summer since you can at least turn the radiator on whereas you can only open so many doors or windows to cool the room. Also there are very few exams/assignments you have to hand in at this stage of a school or college course. 3. Summer. Summer break but other than that its overrated and the heat and lack of night sucks. You also have to do a crapload of coursework before the summer break. 4. Spring. Typically has the most bullshit coursework and exams and stuff but no huge break to look forward to. Apart from that it's mediocre. It depends on where you live. In GA, school ends in May, and doesn’t start back up again until August. And whilst returning to school sucks, you don’t have to do much for the first couple of weeks. So in that regard, Georgia summers are pretty awesome. The downside? It’s Georgia, so it gets really fucking hot here. And climate change will only make summers that much more unbearable. here in michigan (at least in my area) school usually ends between june 10-18 and starts in early september
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Post by 10slover on Jun 24, 2022 7:05:33 GMT 10
There is no such thing as "seasons" in the southern hemisphere, we only have the following: Rain summer, regular summer, hot summer and HELL
1. Rain summer
Pros:
+ Lots of rain
+ It's colder outside, you don't need fans
Cons:
- MOSQUITOS
- Unstable climate (one day it rains 24/7, the other day it's extremely hot)
- floods (depending on where you live.)
2. Regular Summer
Pros:
+ Most balanced season
Cons:
- less raining
3. Hot summer
Pros: None
Cons:
- no rain
4. HELL
Pros: None
Cons:
- it's hot
- swamp ass
- obligatory use of fans
- it's fucking hot
- droughts
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Post by nightmarefarm on Jul 12, 2022 23:57:40 GMT 10
Summer climate sucks ass. It's boiling over here.
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