Seasons

The “fixed” tilt means that, during our orbit around our Sun each year, different parts of Earth receive sunlight for different lengths of time. It also means that the angle at which sunlight strikes different parts of Earth's surface changes through the year. Sunlight striking the surface at an angle is “spread” across a wider area compared to sunlight striking perpendicular to Earth's surface. Areas that receive more scattered sunlight receive less energy from our Sun. All of these factors combine to give Earth its annual cycle of seasons

Fall: cool, colorful, breezy, dry, etc.
Winter is dry, cold, snowy, brisk, frigid, etc.
Spring is humid, warm, stormy, etc.
Summer is hot, humid, sunny, etc.