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$\begingroup$ Having a highly ellpitical orbit and something to cause a axial tilt to fluxuate every 6 months would work, though it would probably be fantasy only. WIth enough of an eliptical orbit, it could be argued the extra variable distance would be able to make a significant difference in temperature, then the axial tilt is the 4 seasons, and the distance determines if the 4 are its cold, warm, or hot. It would have shorter Hot seansons though due to the orbit, but if the orbit itself is massive (presumably around a massive star), the difference can be mitigated. $\endgroup$
– Ryan
Commented May 17, 2016 at 16:03
$\begingroup$ This answer is correct for earth, but there are alternative set ups. $\endgroup$
– PCSgtL
Commented May 17, 2016 at 17:39

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