What are some places in the US that have mild winters?
Areas in the "sunbelt" have fairly mild winters.
>>687028
Mild like doesnt get cold?
Or gets cold but doesnt get snow or insane wet weather?
>>687042
Mild like doesn't get cold.
>>687028
Hawaii
>>687061
Pretty much the Deep South, then?
>>687061
Well, except for Hawaii, yeah. The 3 regions I mentioned for citrus production rarely even reach freezing temperatures, maybe once every decade or so. The farther North you go, generally speaking, the colder the winters become. This map will give you a better idea overall though.
>>687067
Those "average annual minimum temperatures" are the absolute lowest temperature that an area usually reaches on the coldest night of the year. It is normally warmer than those temperatures on an average winter night.
>>687067
>>687069
Mild winters, IMO, would include areas of Zone 8 or higher (warmer). These areas will rarely remain below freezing for more than a few days at a time and you will have many winter days of 70F+ weather. Here in North Texas right now it is sunny and 68F. Next week we'll have several days with the highs in the low 80'sF. That's pretty damn mild if you ask me. The coldest we'll see is normally 2-3 days a year when it'll dip down into the upper teens overnight, but the coldest night so far this year has been like 24F.
>>687081
"North Texas" isn't the northernmost part of Texas BTW, that is the "Panhandle" region.
>>687067
>tfw when "Carrot"
JDIMSA
>>687278
>carrot zone
I'm so sorry anon.
>>687058
I don't know if mild winters is the right way of putting it
it's more like the seasons never change
>>687028
Las Vegas here.
>>687028
Western Washington
Really mild, mostly rain
>>687368
Either Arizona/Nevada/New Mexico/Southern CA, or San Fran.
Depends on if you prefer hot and dry all the time or 60-70 degree weather, fog, and frequent rain.
There's a reason San Francisco is such an expensive city, because it's so fucking nice all the time.
I lived in the bay area for a few years, and enjoyed it, but every day being exactly the same as the last got boring after a while.
So I moved back to MN where there's 3 seasons, and they all suck.
>>687067
>tfw Apple masterrace
>>687723
buttercup masterrace reporting in. Stay chilly plebe
>>687417
Post that again in August when it is 110F.
It's all about the coasts. Never gets above 90F here, and gets into the 40s a couple of the coldest night of the year. Average high temp throughout the year is probably like 75-80.
>tfw Peppermint is right down the street
>>687950
The cold hardens us and makes us vigorous
>>687976
It seems like it turns you into sluggish simple morons
>yeah?
>>687980
I'd say there's more simpletons in yellow than green and purple tbqh familia
Anyone else not get snow this winter?
>>688414
Nope. No snow.
>>688434
Where are you?
>>687028
The Pacific Northwest, Western Washington specifically.
Easily the nations best weather, but also probably the most boring. We were quite warm this year (2015) but figure we were anywhere from as low as high 20s on the coldest winter day and high 80s on the hottest summer day. No snow which I found disappointing but ymmv
tl;dr WA is the best.
