History Main / ItsAlwaysSpring

--> Cartman: "There are only two seasons in South Park: Winter, and July!"

* A Running Gag in ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou''.

* A Running Gag in ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou''.

* ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'' in particular had some epic winter strips over the years, including his famous deranged mutant killer monster snow goons. (Cartoonist Bill Watterson was from the Cleveland, Ohio, area, which can and does have some pretty cold, snowy winters.)

* ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' uses the system clock to explicitly follow the seasons and provide variation in available collectibles.

** The Valentine's Day episode "Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-[=CO2=]-Ne-He-[=CH4=]" [[ItsAlwaysSpring looks more like it's spring instead of winter]], with no snow on the ground, fully-leaved trees, and the lack of winter clothes.

** ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' averts this one at other times, though, with the occasional episode ("Mr. Plow," "Homer the Heretic") set in winter or fall without reference to any holidays. Matt Groening expresses some annoyance with this trope in the DVD commentaries for those episodes.

DoTheyKnowItsChristmasTime episodes almost invariably shift the setting to winter. ForestOfPerpetualAutumn is a specific aversion usually found in video games.

* UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} essentially ''never'' drops below zero degrees Celsius (32 Fahrenheit) even in the dead of winter; snow only falls on the very tops of mountains. Like Floridians mentioned above, 15 degrees Celsius (59 Fahrenheit) is considered a bit cold. Native Englishman [[WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation Yahtzee]] lampshaded this in one review: "It's Australian winter, which means perfect surfing weather".

* ''Somewhat'' averted in ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}''. The season changes as the storyline goes on, but only as the storyline goes on. Also, after its end, the "Endless Summer" part starts.

* After several years of sunny summer weather, ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' announced it would be introducing seasons, inaugurating it by having a HumongousMecha [[https://bobadventures.thecomicseries.com/comics/377 knock over Bob's freshly raked pile of leaves.]]

* {{Justified|Trope}} in ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', where Second Impact shifted the axis of the Earth such that there are no longer seasons in the modern sense. This is subtly hinted at by the constant droning of summer cicadas in background scenes where the kids are nonetheless attending the normal school year, and more humorously by Pen-Pen being a variety of penguin who've adapted to a warmer climate. This may be best illustrated by the expression "... and tomorrow it will snow", which has apparently taken on the same meaning as "when pigs fly" in Japan.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Persona 4}}'', it's always the rainy season, as it's guaranteed to rain every couple of weeks or so for matters of plot convenience.

** Summer and autumn are less obvious, but do come up occasionally, such as one strip where Calvin is surprised when his mother mentions [[TeachersOutOfSchool meeting his teacher at the supermarket]] -- he'd "kinda figured teachers [[VampiresSleepInCoffins slept in coffins]] all summer", and another sequence where Calvin is supposed to assemble a collection of fallen leaves (and throws something together at the last minute).

* ''Series/{{Haven}}:'' Despite being set in [[HollywoodNewEngland Maine]], the first four seasons take place only in spring or summer. There's even an OutOfHoliday episode that manages a ChristmasInJuly filmed in temperate weather. The season 3 finale takes this to an egregious level. It's supposed to be set in late November/early December based on an earlier HalloweenEpisode, but all the exterior shots are lush and green, and the cast feel quite comfortable in light jackets. In ''winter.'' In ''Maine.'' The final season, which had [[BritishBrevity twice as many episodes]] as the previous ones, finally had the cast filming in a [[CaliforniaDoubling Nova Scotia]] winter and everyone bundled up in parkas.

* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', it is always ''winter'', even when it shouldn't be, such as during baseball season or Halloween. There is always snow on the ground and all the kids' standard outfits include hats and parkas. Only one episode takes place in summer, in which a big deal is made of the fact that the snow melts to expose the dirt beneath. The original short is set during Christmas, locking in the show's look as winter-themed. The snowy landscapes also helped animate the original short because the boys' feet are obscured by the snow.

* After several years of sunny summer weather, ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' announced it would be introducing seasons, inaugurating it by having a HumongousMecha [[http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20090811.html knock over Bob's freshly raked pile of leaves.]]

* ‘’Series/KimsConvenience’’ is yet another Canadian show where it is always spring or summer. Toronto tends to be more mild than other parts of the country but there are still several months out if the year where heavy coats or least light jackets are needed.