A new survey conducted in early October found that the most popular season amongst U.S. adults was fall, with 41 percent of adults preferring the season the most, followed by summer and spring in a tie each with 24 percent, and then winter with just 11 percent of the vote. Women like fall more than men by a 10 percentage point margin, while men like winter at twice the rate women did. The older a respondent was the more likely they were to prefer spring, and the younger they were the more likely they were to like winter; at the extremes, baby boomers disproportionately liked spring, with 32 percent liking it the most, while Gen Z respondents liked winter disproportionately with 24 percent calling it their favorite season.
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