I don't like hot weather or cold one.

Hello.:-D

Please look at the sentences below.

1. I don't like hot weather or cold weather.
2. I don't like hot weather or cold one.

Does #2 work?

If I understand it correctly, the pronoun 'one' is used as a substitute for a countable noun.
(I'm not confident about it, but I don't think #2 would work for the reason.)

Thank you.

You are right. #2 is not possible.

5jj said:

You are right. #2 is not possible.

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Thank you, 5jj.

#1 is rather wordy, so I'd like to change it a bit.

Does "I don't like hot or cold weather." work?

Thank you.

Yes, though I'd say "I don't like either hot or cold weather" or "I dislike both hot and cold weather".

It seems like you don't like weather at all.

I guess it is also correct to say "I like neither hot nor cold weather".
Not a teacher.

Boris Tatarenko said:

It seems like you don't like weather at all.

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I guess the OP likes warm weather.

Matthew Wai said:

I guess the OP likes warm weather.

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Yes — or temperate weather.