One season forever. Summer means beaches, ice cream and long sunny days. Winter means snow days, hot chocolate and cozy blankets. Most people pick summer at first, then the winter fans start making a good case.
The case for “Have summer last all year”
- Every day could be a beach or pool day.
- Long sunny evenings are the best.
- No heavy coats or icy roads.
The case for “Have winter last all year”
- Snow days, sledding and snowball fights forever.
- Hot chocolate and cozy blankets every night.
- No sunburns or sweaty bus rides.
Who picks which side
Beach lovers, swimmers and kids out of school usually choose summer. Skiers, snow lovers and people who like cozy evenings choose winter. People who live in hot places often dream of winter, and people in cold places dream of summer, which makes for fun comparisons.
Our take
Summer forever, but we understand the winter fans. Long days and warm evenings are hard to beat. Snow is magical, but slush is not.
Keep the debate going
Make it harder: winter forever but it is always a holiday, or summer forever with no vacation days.
Make it harder
- Summer forever, but no air conditioning.
- Winter forever, but no snow days off.
- The season changes every week instead.
In one line: Sun or snow. Find more like it in our summer would you rather questions.
Frequently asked questions
Which season is better for health?
Summer gives more sunshine and outdoor time. Winter can be great for sleep and cozy family time. Both have pros, which is why the debate never ends.
What about spring and fall?
Many people protest that they want spring or fall instead. That is a great follow-up question: ask everyone to pick their favorite of all four.
