Worldbuilding time! I present you Aydar, a godness from Mirrash mythology. Her story is connected with unique season cycle on Mirrash homeworld Ursonan.
I decided to describe it in two sections: a mythological POV and a scientific one.

Mythology

Aydar, the Godness of the Suns, is portrayed by Mirrash as a person with very asymmetric breast: one very big and one very small. Also, although she represents the suns, her element is Water, which may sound strange at first glance. Another characteristic feature of her are glowing nipples which, according to the mythology, are visible on Ursonan sky as the suns themselves. The bigger one is called Onler and the smaller one is Un.

The story about her is that she dances with Ursonan (which sometimes is portrayed as a male god). Regularly she comes closer to Ursonan and hugs him (very often this act is described as her having sex with the male god), which is visible on the Mirrash sky as Onler being so far from Un that they are on the opposite parts of it. When she hugs Ursonan, he gets wet (literally): the sky fills up with clouds and the planetary-wide wet season begins. Mirrash explain this phenomenon as water coming from the godness to the planet's surface (that's why it is her element). After the act she again moves away and the dry and cold days comes back.

Science

Mirrash homeworld Ursonan is located in the Gamma Coronae Austrinae star system with two suns. Ursonan orbits one of them. The planet is tilted, just like Earth, and thus has got seasons, where the northern hemisphere has got opposite season that the southern one.

However, the presence of the second sun gives Ursonan yet another season cycle on top of the "normal" one: a planetary-wide season change with wet and dry seasons. The planet is located in the goldilock zone, yet near its colder border which, if the star system had one sun, would result in Ursonan being a cold planet. When the planet is on the opposite side of Onler (the sun it is orbiting) than the Un, then that is the case: there is little rainfall on the planet and the sea level is low. On this part of the orbit the suns are located in the same part of the Ursonan's sky. But when the planet becomes closer to the part of orbit when it is located between Onler and Un, the climate changes: temperature rises, sea level goes up and most of the planet becomes covered in clouds with heavy rainfall. If someone could see the sky in this time, he or she would see the suns being on the opposite sides of it: one sun going down while the other one going up.