Yuck to dredging yourself out of bed in darkness, mud, constantly layering clothes on and off, mud, going a full working week without daylight, mud, blinding headlights, mud, weeks of continuous rain, mud, dogshit hiding under soggy leaves, mud, higher effort cooking, mud, having to put socks on with shoes/ boots encasing your feet, mud, scraping the car off in the morning, mud, feeling like it's night when you go home from work, mud, dredging yourself back out into the darkness for evening activities, mud, a permanently cold drippy nose, mud, cold/ flu season, mud, colourless landscapes of grey skies, brown vegetation and grey river, mud and my favourite running routes being impassable for 4-5 months due to mud.
Yuck, yuck, yuck
Enough snow to actually get the sledge out, great novelty (but it can bugger off before getting to re-constituted black ice or turning grey and filthy). Sharp frosty mornings are gorgeous if you don't have to get anywhere. But these are rare and massively outweighed by grey, dull gloom and rain. People rarely fantasise about the realistic typical weather and conditions.
Life is just simpler, and easier when temperatures are in the 20s (admittedly 30s is excessive and a few nights of substantial rain wouldn't go amiss). It's just so much easier having daylight through waking hours (and dodges retina-burning headlights)