Late spring and throughout summer.
I live in the Deep South, from Alabama to Louisiana, well mainly in those two places, although at times I am in the delta, Greenwood Mississippi.
During April, there is a softening of the seasons, the blooms with their sweet smell, the Magnolias bloom, the Dogwoods; with May, the fertile wild-flowers of spring and early summer. These times are hot and humid in the Deep South, the time when dressing up in finery must be augmented by air conditioning, yet in casual clothes, a nice simple cotton dress, all day in that hot humid air gives me ease and general comfort. You would be correct a musing, I like it hot!
...Winter, oh how I hate winter! The cold all over my homelands, colder in Louisiana, I do believe? Southeastern Alabama is sheltered by the north-eastern flow of the jet-stream, and all that arctic cold funnels by, leaving the warm gulf air to bounce off it, turn the air cold, then come south-east, where it may freeze Birmingham, and even Montgomery, but it usually loses its thrust before fitting where i live, and when it does hit too hard there is always a ride to Florida to escape the bite of cold.