Vermont Seasons

There are six seasons in Vermont, one is seven months long and the rest are about a month apiece. They are named by the most prominent feature. Here's the name and an optional description (descriptions can be shown/hidden by clicking on the icons):

SnowThis is the long one, seven months of cold, wet, and windy weather. But also see the climate page. MudAll ground is soft and wet, especially dirt roads that develop extensive ruts. Black Flies(and other noxious insects) hatch out of the wet ground and attack most mammals. DustWhen the mud dries out. Leaf PeepersThese are another infestation, not as painful as black flies but often more disruptful. StickStick season infects all the deciduous trees, before the return of Snow Season

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