New York’s climate is classified as continental, which means it has four distinct seasons: spring, which runs from March to May, summer, which goes from June to August/September, autumn, which is from September to November, and winter, which is from December to February.
Your location in New York can present quite different weather patterns.
Downstate New York has much milder temperatures and seasons compared to the Adirondack Mountains and Western New York, which feature harsher weather.