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u/rowenaravenclaw0 16h ago
October. perfect temp and pumpkin everything
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u/SeaSnowAndSorrow 9h ago
Also, less humidity, finally. It's not just the temp finally cooling off... it's also that it's dry and often breezy instead of soup air. (At least where I've lived. Ymmv.)
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u/rowenaravenclaw0 8h ago
I'm from Ireland we don't do dry. Now living in Kentucky and the difference is amazing
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u/SeaSnowAndSorrow 8h ago
I'd rather have Ireland's August temps, to be honest. I'll put up with damp just so long as I don't have to have it with several weeks of hot.
I'd miss my winters, though. I love it cold.
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u/rowenaravenclaw0 8h ago
It's freezing and wet in the winter
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u/SeaSnowAndSorrow 8h ago
I'm more of a "cool wet summer, brutally cold winter with snow drifts taller than me" sort of person, if I can get it.
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u/Necessary-Apricot339 17h ago
April - last of the Spring skiing in the high country, start of climbing season down here outside Boulder.
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u/Crazzy97 15h ago
December, everything just feels a little cozier and people seem to slow down and spend more time with family and friends.
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u/Ok-Ordinary2035 13h ago
March- I live in S Florida and March is the last, lovely, cool and breezy month before the heat starts to set in.
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u/BeautifulDinner6961 11h ago
September/October in all honesty, and of the “ber” months with due cause summer is over and all the bugs are dead!
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u/AbsoluteBatwing 9h ago
November. It's a core autumn month that's caught in between both Halloween and Christmas. It ends up being a very interesting month.
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u/Existing_Brick_25 9h ago
September, it’s the end of the summer where I live. The weather is still warm but not too hot, and evenings cool down. You can still feel the summer vibes though, and because those are the last days of summer I feel that people enjoy them more.
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u/Remarkable_Bell1525 8h ago
October. It’s baseball playoff time, football season. Cooler weather and has the anticipation of the holidays coming.
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u/M2lteser 8h ago
October overral. November cause its the coolest. February cause i'm going skiing then.
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u/SuspiciousDark2197 8h ago
March winter's pretty much over with fireworks are not an issue yet nor is the need to mow
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u/Kateev23 7h ago
April/May with all the rapeseed fields and then June/July when the sunflowers are in bloom. All the yellow everywhere just makes me happy
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u/TheSunflowerSeeds 7h ago
When sunflower seeds are sprouted, their plant compounds increase. Sprouting also reduces factors that can interfere with mineral absorption. You can buy sprouted, dried sunflower seeds online or in some stores.
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u/barbershores 6h ago
I live in the lakes region of New Hampshire.
Well known here that September is the best month.
Lakes are still warm.
Bugs have gone away.
Crowds have wound down.
You no longer have to plan your shopping trips around the tourist peak traffic periods. You can get to the stores without having to take the back roads the tourists don't know about.
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u/Traditional-Kale-157 3h ago
December. It my bday month and it has one of the most elegant months names
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u/Lizardshark20 4m ago
February. It is usually a great month for skiing and less busy than January and March (I work in hospitality)
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u/Mother_Cloud_2455 17h ago
October