What are examples of two or three-season climates? (hottest, warm, temperature)

[Warszawa]

Upstate New York is a typical three seasonal climate; Fall, Winter, and Summer

[GymFanatic]

Originally Posted by yankeefan93

I said most not all. And 6°C average highs would fit the bill if the diurnal range is big enough.

So the UK does have a winter then.

[cjseliga]

When I worked down in Antarctica, people mostly talked out two seasons, summer and winter, one being colder than the other. I guess at the South Pole, where you have 6 months of sunshine and 6 months of darkness, there's cold and friggin' cold!

[ghost-likin]

Patagonia has Autumn,Winter and Spring.

[yankeefan93]

Originally Posted by GymFanatic

So the UK does have a winter then.

I said if the diurnal range was big enough which isn't the case for most cities in England and Wales.

[ase42dv]

London is definetly a 4 season climate...

This is a good example of a 2 season climate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alicante#Climate

This is a good example of a 1 season climate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Hierro#Climate (eternal spring)

[jgtheone]

We have summer and autumn and spring, I guess. Our winters aren't winters by international standards. So a three season climate for Melbourne.

[B87]

London is 100% a 4 season climate.

Anyone saying otherwise has never spent a year here.

[easthome]

Anywhere outside the tropics has 4 seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter (to variable degrees), anywhere within the tropics has 2, Wet or Dry (to variable degrees), saying London doesn't have 4 distinct seasons is just plain daft!

[Nino Bellov]

I think than Žabljak in Montenegro is an example of 3 season https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Žabljak#Climate
Summers in Žabljak are not real summers, but something like spring.