State rankings

All Four Seasons States

Texas has the highest Number of Seasons (4), followed by Florida (4) and New York (4). Hawaii has the lowest (2).

GeographyTravel51 states · 6 metricsUpdated Mar 2, 2025Original page
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Number of Seasons

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
4
Middle half 4 – 4
Average
3.92
51 states
Highest
4
Texas
Lowest
2
Hawaii

Data

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51 states · # = rank by Number of Seasons
#
1TexasYes4
1FloridaYes4
1New YorkYes4
1PennsylvaniaYes4
1IllinoisYes4
1OhioYes4
1GeorgiaYes4
1North CarolinaYes4
1MichiganYes4
1New JerseyYes4
1VirginiaYes4
1WashingtonYes4
1ArizonaYes4
1TennesseeYes4
1MassachusettsYes4
1IndianaYes4
1MissouriYes4
1MarylandYes4
1ColoradoYes4
1WisconsinYes4
1MinnesotaYes4
1South CarolinaYes4
1AlabamaYes4
1KentuckyYes4
1LouisianaYes4
1OregonYes4
1OklahomaYes4
1ConnecticutYes4
1UtahYes4
1NevadaYes4
1IowaYes4
1ArkansasYes4
1KansasYes4
1MississippiYes4
1New MexicoYes4
1IdahoYes4
1NebraskaYes4
1West VirginiaYes4
1New HampshireYes4
1MaineYes4
1MontanaYes4
1Rhode IslandYes4
1DelawareYes4
1South DakotaYes4
1North DakotaYes4
1AlaskaYes4
1District of ColumbiaYes4
1VermontYes4
1WyomingYes4
50CaliforniaNo2
50HawaiiNo2

What correlates with Number of Seasons?

Pearson r against 2,092 other state metrics sharing at least 31 states, 1 near-identical series hidden. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Number of Seasons tend to score higher on these

  1. Req. English CreditsHigh School Graduation Requirements by State
    r = +0.59 · strong · n = 48
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  2. Men's Avg Height (in)Average Height by State
    r = +0.58 · strong · n = 51
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  3. Men's Avg Height (ft)Average Height by State
    r = +0.58 · strong · n = 51
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  4. Fuel Prices (1-10)Best States for Camping
    r = +0.55 · strong · n = 49
    Plot
  5. Overall Freedom ScoreMost Libertarian States
    r = +0.50 · strong · n = 50
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  6. Obesity Rate 60+Most Obese States
    r = +0.49 · moderate · n = 50
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Number of Seasons tend to score lower on these

  1. Grape Acres BearingGrape Production by State
    r = −0.99 · very strong · n = 47
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  2. Lettuce Leaf Acres HarvestedLettuce Production by State
    r = −0.99 · very strong · n = 47
    Plot
  3. Honeydew Acres HarvestedHoneydew Production by State
    r = −0.98 · very strong · n = 41
    Plot
  4. Number of ReservationsNative American Reservations by State
    r = −0.91 · very strong · n = 33
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  5. Peach Acres BearingPeach Production by State
    r = −0.89 · very strong · n = 46
    Plot
  6. Cantaloupe Acres HarvestedCantaloupe Production by State
    r = −0.88 · very strong · n = 46
    Plot

Quick answers

Which state has the highest Number of Seasons?
Texas has the highest Number of Seasons, at 4, followed by Florida (4) and New York (4).
Which state has the lowest Number of Seasons?
Hawaii has the lowest Number of Seasons, at 2.
What is the median Number of Seasons across US states?
The median is 4 across the 51 US states with data.
Where does this all four seasons states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: The best states for every season, according to residents - YouGov; Seasons in Alabama - Seasons Year; Weather Patterns in Alaska - Gray Line Alaska; Seasons in Arizona - Seasons Year.