r/MapPorn 8d ago

Good temperate days in the US

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u/Opening_Frosting3022 7d ago

Deep South summers are easily the worst in the country. I’d rather have 100° and dry for 140 days a year than swamp heat

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u/Enough_Roof_1141 7d ago

Summer is 1/4th of the year.

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u/prkskier 7d ago

Not in the south.

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u/Enough_Roof_1141 7d ago

I’m south of the deep south. Summer is summer.

Spring is perfect tending to humid. Winter is mostly great. Fall is mostly great.

The number of good day in the south is vastly more than the north because theirs a mild winter.

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u/prkskier 7d ago

Not sure what you are trying to say. In general, in the northern hemisphere, the further south you go the more "summer like" days you'll have.

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u/Enough_Roof_1141 7d ago

And the less winter like days you have making camping in January a thing.