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All 7 seasons of Avatar are.
Water is cooly colored. Technically it's summer/winter, depending on the hemisphere, but very breezy and 'cozy' feeling.
Earth takes place in spring and is more colorful and earthy. Characters are getting their footing.
Fire Takes place in the summer and is hot/tropical. Very... fiery, lots of heat and pressure.
Air Has late fall vibes. Urban noir mood with colored trees turning fall colors, then snow blanketing the city.
Spirits is bitterly cold winter, pretty much all in ice and kinda magical, except for the hint of spring at the end.
Change is spring. Energy is coming back to the characters, it's bright out. Trees are green, but there's a lot of vivid rocky/sandy terrain.
Balance, is well, out of balance, but I think that's the point. The protag's scenes are deliberately unsaturated and dark, as if disconnected from the turbulent summer.
Aside from that:
Bloodlines smells like the Florida wet season. Speaking from experience, there are only two seasons in Florda.
The Fallout TV show (at least season 1) feels whimiscally summery.
Eureka diabetically and hilariously summery
Batman: TAS, some other DCAU, and Samurai Jack are incredibly stylized and seasonal feeling, but its more per episode.