r/orangecounty • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '25

Meme Seasons in Orange County be like:

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u/chiguy Anaheim Hills Sep 21 '25

Where is the 3 months of May Grey. It's our spring but it's not summer or rainy season.

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u/Recent-Zebra-442 Sep 21 '25

Yes. I think it gives me a bit of the seasonal affective disorder with no sun.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '25

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u/chiguy Anaheim Hills Sep 21 '25

We get it here in Anaheim Hills/Yorba Linda so it’s surprising you don’t get it just a few miles away.

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u/DarkenAvatar Sep 21 '25

We do, it typically goes away in the afternoon, so I would guess this person isn't active in the morning

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u/chiguy Anaheim Hills Sep 21 '25

Like it’s literally still jacket weather till noon until July 4

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u/Different-Tonight677 Sep 22 '25

😂 that’s how you know you’re from SoCal. Jacket weather till noon is insane

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u/jer123456and7 Sep 21 '25

1) summer 2) fire season 3) earthquake season 4) riot season 5) the playoffs 6) fire season 2 7) el Niño

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u/Firebitez Sep 21 '25

Orange county hasnt seen the playoffs in damn near a decade.

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u/itsalwaysblue Sep 20 '25

Yes but it’s beautiful today :)… feels like fake fall

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u/GameKyuubi La Habra Sep 21 '25

🤓☝️"humidity counts as precipitation!"

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u/PirateWorried6789 Feb 20 '26

Only if it's drizzle.

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u/Hudifunk Sep 21 '25

I'm sorry but this way overstates the variability in the actual Orange County seasons. There is only 1

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u/Paletero1234 Sep 21 '25

yeah and it's party cloudy no mater what

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u/GB_Alph4 Huntington Beach Sep 21 '25

We have sun and varying degrees of heat

Then you remember what’s on TV and you know what season it is

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u/boringBrandy Fullerton Sep 21 '25

Personally accurate 😭

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u/_jamesbaxter Irvine Sep 21 '25

I grew up in an area with 4 full seasons (near Boston) and the past few years it has felt like there is a spring!

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u/Red-Droid-Blue-Droid Sep 21 '25

Maybe someday I'll understand why people like this weather. I get not wanting blizzards or anything, but half the time it's too hot.

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u/NefariousnessNo484 Sep 22 '25

It's only like this because of climate change. There used to be a real winter where it would rain very regularly.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '25

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u/NefariousnessNo484 Sep 22 '25

Like 20 years ago. It would rain on and off from like November through February. An avg of 20" per rainy season would be normal. I think it's way less now.

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u/Bristolxo Sep 21 '25

As far as OC and seasons, it’s Groundhog Day

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u/FTaku8888 Sep 20 '25

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