Spring – to most of us it’s a positive season that signals the start of summer, brings colour back to our gardens, and is the season that brings life to many new animals and plants.

Autumn – to many this is their favourite season of the year, cooler nights for easier sleeping, long, dry, sunny days and beautiful colours as leaves die off for the year.

But, in some places in the world, spring and autumn simply don’t exist like we know it.  For example in the tropics… where it’s summer all year around.  Or in Antarctic, where it’s cold all year around with no trees or flowers.

Or in the middle of the desert… where all year round the scenery looks the same due to the lack of rain.

Auckland in Spring – http://MandenoMoments.com/

However whether it’s spring, autumn or winter there’s one season most people love – and that’s summer.

We’re interested to know whether you’d like to live in a climate that is consistent all year around.  For example somewhere like Los Angeles, that is warm and dry for most of the year.  Or Nevada which is dry all year around – but has incredible heat in Summer and cold nights in winter.

Is dry, consistent, weather better or worse than what we have here in New Zealand? 

Post a comment below and share your thoughts!