If there was a fifth season, what would it be called, and what type of weather would it be?

Answer 1

I believe that we already have a fifth season, just most people don't really recognize it. In many areas of the country in late fall or early winter, after the temperature drops significantly (remember, in some parts of the South, freeze doesn't happen, or is mild), we then get a warm up that some call "Indian Summer". I call this my 5th season and enjoy the short time of warmup before winter sets in for good.

Answer 2

The people of the Kimberley in northwestern Western Australia have five named and identified seasons as do the Yanyuwa people of the western Gulf of Carpentaria. The people of the Darwin to Arnhem land area such as the Gagadju, Gidjinggarli and Yolngu have six seasons as do the Bunjalung people of northeastern NSW. The Wik people of Cape York Peninsula have eight seasons but some people in Central Australia have but two. These are named and identified seasons, named and identified in the same way as the northern European four seasons by the weather, the behaviour of birds and animals and the flowering and fruiting of plants.

The five Yanyuwa seasons are:
Wunthurru - Jan-Feb - early storm period
Lhabayi - Mar-May - wet season proper, heavy rainfall
Rra-mardu - Jun-Jul - dry season, sunny cloudless days, cool evenings, heavy dews and fogs
Ngardaru - Aug-Sep - hot weather time, hot strong winds, duststorms
Na-yinrramba - Oct-Dec - Hot and humid

Answer 3

if there was a new season it would probably have all types of weathers. sometimes when the sun is shining the area would became cold all of a sudden. the weather couldnt be predicted as well. and it would be called slummer.

Answer 4

It would be the Bureau of Meteorolgy's Guesswork Season. The weather would be the opposite of what the Bueau predicted for the year.

Answer 5

MANY COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD HAVE RAINY SEASONS CALLED MONSOONS. BECAUSE RAINY SEASONS ARE DIFFERENT IN DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE WORLD, I PROPOSE THAT MONSOON WOULD MAKE A GOOD FIFTH SEASON NAME. IN PHOENIX, THE MONSOON IS DURING THE SUMMER, AND IN LOS ANGELES, ONLY 400 MILES AWAY, THERE IS VERY LITTLE IF ANY RAIN DURING THE SUMMER, SO ARIZONA HAS A FIFTH SEASON, THE MONSOON THAT OCCURS WITHIN THE SUMMER. IN MANY COUNTRIES, THE MONSOONS CAUSE ANNUAL FLOODS THAT ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE CROPS AND WILD LIFE IN THEIR REGIONS.

Answer 6

It would be between summer and fall (autumn) and it would not be as hot as summer or as chilly as fall. It would be called Tepidus (which means warm in Latin) and it would be similar to late Spring, but with something like snowflakes, but not freezing ones, falling from the sky.