R: seasons in conlangs / cultures (was adj.)

Nik wrote:

> > Well, here we reach 30°C in summer, but from the end of August we have
> > showers (thanks God, I can't bear hot). Sometimes it rains for a whole
week
> > without stops longer than 20 mins!
>
> *Converts to Fahrenheit*, 30 C wouldn't be too bad here.
Gosh, I think I won't come there. I simply can't bear heat. Today we're
under the 12°C (53 - 54 °F), with quite strong wind and clear sky, which is
my favourite weather.

> A few years
> ago, I remember, we were having 100+F (*gets out calculator, too tired
> to work it out in head*, 38+C) temperatures for days on end.  Getting
> into the mid 90's (mid 30's) is pretty common.  Very humid, too.
Very humid here, too. Sometimes 85-90%, unless it's windy (as today).

Now, I know this question oughta be on Conculture, but since I'm not on
it...
Which climatic zone do your conspeakers live in? How many seasons do they
have?

My Vaiysi culture lives in a Mediterranean-like climatic zone, with 4
seasons (sorry, I haven't made up the nams, yet). Hot in summer (up to
35°C - 95°F in the hottest regions) and mild in winter, but cold in the
inland and on the mountains (it can snow quite often).

Interesting, my culture's climate's not made up following my own tastes!

Luca