Season preview, yuri-focus edition, because I'm bored:
Symphogear GX: The series started with Hibiki and Miku all but explicitly dating and has only gotten gayer since. And it should be one of the better parts of the season if it maintains G's quality
Non Non Biyori Repeat: Hotaru likes Koma-chan romantically. Nothing is going to come of this. Still, probably the best slice-of-life anime
Bikini Warriors: Yeah, this one is pretty self-explanatory. These sort of ecchi/action series tend to have some amount of yuri in them, so it might be worth a shot
Himouto! Umaru-chan: 4koma adaptation about an apparently perfect girl that's a slob at home. Apparently has some strong relationships between the girls, but also lots of strong relationships between the girls and their brothers. Also among the few series where everyone I've seen that's read it disliked it
Wakaba Girl: 4koma adaptation about a rich girl interested in kogal. Worth noting that this is a series of shorts
Gatchman Crowds insight: First season was strikingly LGBT-friendly and the second season's main additions are a couple of girls. Would not be surprised if one of them was a lesbian. On the other hand, the first season was a poorly-plotted mess starring a blatant Mary Sue espousing worringly naive morals
Sore ga Seiyuu!: 4koma adaptation about voice actresses. From the author of Hayate no Gotoku, which is vaguely haremish but mostly a comedy. Not really expecting anything here, but you never know
Other stuff of interest:
Gakkou Gurashi: One of the best manga on the site is getting an anime! Though there's some weird stuff going on with the advertising, though. Not sure if they're trying to make the first episode a surprise for newbies or if it's going to diverge from the manga
Dragon Ball Super: The video linked above is basically the entirety of what we know about it. Toei's lack of interest in advertising it is unlikely to be a good sign
God Eater: ufotable has escaped TYPE-MOON's clutches! ...And is making a videogame adaptation. Should look good, at least
Ushio and Tora: An adaptation of an old but famous manga, which is usually a good sign