Find Season by Date

Trying to figure out what season a specific date lands in? The Find Season by Date tool instantly tells you if a given date falls in spring, summer, autumn, or winter using astronomical season definitions. It’s super handy for content scheduling, seasonal logic in apps, or just satisfying curiosity about what season a birthday or event is in.

You can paste in a bunch of dates at once, choose between Northern or Southern Hemisphere, and optionally display results in verbose format (like “2025-03-20 → Spring”) or just return the season alone. The results update live and include an easy copy + export option. It’s fast, clean, and accurate.

This tool is perfect for anyone working with calendar data educators, developers, writers, and planners who need a quick way to classify dates by season. Just drop your dates in, set your options, and you’re done.

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How to Use:

  • Paste your date list (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD) into the Input Dates box
  • Or import a file (.txt, .csv, .json, etc.)
  • Set these toggles in the Options box:
    • Verbose output: On shows full lines like 2024-09-23 → Autumn, Off just shows Autumn
    • Maximize output: Expands the output box height to fit more results
  • Choose your mode:
    • Hemisphere: Select “Northern” or “Southern” this changes how dates are mapped to seasons
  • Click Convert to process the list
  • Use Copy to copy the results or Export to save as .txt
  • Use Clear All to reset the tool and start over

What Find Season by Date can do:

The Find Season by Date tool reads any list of dates and tells you which season each one belongs to. It uses fixed astronomical season start dates (like March 20 for spring in the Northern Hemisphere), and adjusts them automatically based on the hemisphere you select.

You can:

  • Process any number of dates in one go
  • Choose between basic or detailed output
  • Switch between Northern and Southern season logic
  • Work entirely client-side nothing is uploaded or stored
  • Import from file and export results instantly

Useful combinations:

  • Turn off verbose output to just get a list of seasons
  • Turn on maximize output for better viewing of long lists
  • Use Southern Hemisphere mode for dates in Australia, New Zealand, etc.

Example:

Input:

2024-03-20
2024-06-21
2024-09-23
2024-12-21
2025-01-15

Output:

2024-03-20 → Spring
2024-06-21 → Summer
2024-09-23 → Autumn
2024-12-21 → Winter
2025-01-15 → Winter

Season by Date Lookup Table:

This dynamic table shows the next four upcoming astronomical seasons based on your current date and local time. It uses standard equinox and solstice start dates to determine when each new season begins. Perfect for planners, developers, or anyone curious about the seasonal calendar ahead.

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Common Use Cases:

You might need to match dates to seasons for things like academic calendars, gardening charts, content scheduling, or software logic that adapts behavior by season. This tool saves you time by mapping it all out instantly and lets you switch between hemispheres in one click. Great for both quick checks and bulk processing.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re already exploring the calendar, Find Day of the Year helps pinpoint exactly when that season starts. And for more structured outputs, Analyze a Calendar Date gives a full breakdown that includes seasons and more.

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