Climate changes' effects on speed of seasons' change into other seasons

I've been wondering, assuming for a moment that climate change's real, how likely is it for the number of seasons to get shorter, longer, or maybe even the transition between some seasons might be more abrupt or less abrupt, or could we even add on another season or more?! Supposedly, there is very little spring time and fall time in Siberia and probably other places like Alaska.

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