Thanks so much for all of your opinions and responses.
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It’s wonderful to read all your opinions!
No. It's cold all the time. It's dark most of the time I'm not stuck in an office. The scenery looks dead and barren. And even when we do get snow it's a dusting of the credit non packable kind and mostly melts by the next day so the kids can't even enjoy it.
I've lived in tropical/mediterranean climates my whole life (until about a year ago), so I'd say I'm the most comfortable in summer but I have a lot of fun with and I've always loved to visit places with snow.
Hate living with it though. I had to shovel my car out of the snow for the first time this year and that suuuuuuucked.
Winter is easily my favorite. California heat makes me want to die
I love the spring, seeing the trees and flowers starting to bloom.
I hate the snow and the dark of winter.