I guess this could be a good way of setting the season in the project to the actual season in real life, but what side of the world would this report? If it was Spring for someone, it could be Autumn for someone else.
I guess it could be like this:

You could probably ask the user if they live in the northern and southern hemisphere if this is the case like this:

Or have a setting for it in the project.
How would this really be used though??
Edit:
And you can just:

TheHockeyist wrote:

(current [season v])

Which hemisphere? (Our winter is their summer!)

Also, there's also a hunting season and a hockey season and a monsoon season and a Christmas season and a hurricane season… *sigh*.

(Current season in [your v] hemisphere) ::sensing

Then they could have that

MyScratchedAccount wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

(current [season v])

Which hemisphere? (Our winter is their summer!)

Also, there's also a hunting season and a hockey season and a monsoon season and a Christmas season and a hurricane season… *sigh*.

(Current season in [your v] hemisphere) ::sensing

Then they could have that

How would it base what hemisphere you're in though? IP?
Would it be like this?

Edit: Or like:

if <<(current [month v]) = [March]> or <<(current [month v]) = [April]> or <(current [month v]) = [May]>>> then

end

Then what is this

cs3868895 wrote:

if <<(current [month v]) = [March]> or <<(current [month v]) = [April]> or <(current [month v]) = [May]>>> then

end

Then what is this

Well, the current month reporter reports a number so actually, it's easier (just do < 6 or something).

medians wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

if <<(current [month v]) = [March]> or <<(current [month v]) = [April]> or <(current [month v]) = [May]>>> then

end

Then what is this

Well, the current month reporter reports a number so actually, it's easier (just do < 6 or something).

Welp I didn't have to write the names but really there no support either way

How would this work in tropical countries?

Hmm…