10 Warmest US States
Annual avg. temp. |
10 Warmest US Cities
Annual avg. temp. |
| 1. Hawaii |
77.7°F |
| 2. Florida |
70.7°F |
| 3. Louisana |
66.3°F |
| 4. Texas |
64.8°F |
| 5. Georgia |
63.5°F |
| 6. Mississippi |
63.3°F |
| 7. Alabama |
62.7°F |
| 8. South Carolina |
62.4°F |
| 9. Arkansas |
60.4°F |
| 10. Arizona |
60.3°F |
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| 1. Key West, Florida |
77.7°F |
| 2. Miami, Florida |
75.6°F |
| 3. W Palm Beach, Florida |
74.6°F |
| 4. Ft. Myers, Florida |
73.9°F |
| 5. Yuma, Arizona |
73.9°F |
| 6. Brownsville, Texas |
73.6°F |
| 7. Orlando, Florida |
72.4°F |
| 8. Vero Beach, Florida |
72.4°F |
| 9. Corpus Christi, Texas |
72.1°F |
| 10. Tampa, Florida |
72.0°F |
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10 Coolest US States
Annual avg. temp. |
10 Coolest US Cities
Annual avg. temp. |
| 1. Alaska |
32.1°F |
| 2. North Dakota |
40.4°F |
| 3. Maine |
40.9°F |
| 4. Minnesota |
41.1°F |
| 5. Wyoming |
41.9°F |
| 6. Montana |
42.7°F |
| 7. Vermont |
42.8°F |
| 8. Wisconsin |
43.1°F |
| 9. New Hampshire |
43.8°F |
| 10. Idaho |
44.3°F |
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| 1. International Falls, Minnesota |
36.4°F |
| 2. Duluth, Minnesota |
38.2°F |
| 3. Caribou, Maine |
38.9°F |
| 4. Marquette, Michigan |
39.2°F |
| 5. Sault Ste Marie, Michigan |
39.7°F |
| 6. Fargo, North Dakota |
40.5°F |
| 7. Williston, North Dakota |
40.8°F |
| 8. Alamosa, Colorado |
41.2°F |
| 9. Bismarck, North Dakota |
41.3°F |
| 10. St. Cloud, Minnesota |
41.4°F |
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10 Wettest US States
Annual avg. precip. |
10 Driest US States
Annual avg. precip. |
| 1. Hawaii |
63.70 in. |
| 2. Louisiana |
60.09 in. |
| 3. Mississippi |
59.23 in. |
| 4. Alabama |
58.28 in. |
| 5. Florida |
54.57 in. |
| 6. Tennessee |
54.22 in. |
| 7. Arkansas |
50.78 in. |
| 8. Georgia |
50.72 in. |
| 9. North Carolina |
50.45 in. |
| 10. Connecticut |
50.39 in. |
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| 1. Nevada |
9.54 in. |
| 2. Utah |
12.26 in. |
| 3. Wyoming |
12.97 in. |
| 4. Arizona |
13.61 in. |
| 5. New Mexico |
14.63 in. |
| 6. Montana |
15.37 in. |
| 7. Colorado |
15.97 in. |
| 8. North Dakota |
17.82 in. |
| 9. Idaho |
18.96 in. |
| 10. South Dakota |
20.14 in. |
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10 Tornado Prone US States
Avg. per 10,000 mi2 |
10 Counties in Tornado Watches
Avg. per year |
| 1. Florida |
9.4 |
| 2. Oklahoma |
8.2 |
| 3. Kansas |
6.7 |
| 4. Iowa |
6.6 |
| 5. Illinois |
6.2 |
| 6. Indiana |
6.1 |
| 7. Mississippi |
5.7 |
| 8. Maryland |
5.7 |
| 9. Louisiana |
5.6 |
| 10. Texas |
5.2 |
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| 1. Osage, Oklahoma |
22.9 |
| 2. Garfield, Oklahoma |
20.5 |
| 3. Grant, Oklahoma |
20.4 |
| 4. Major, Oklahoma |
20.2 |
| 5. Cowley, Kansas |
20.0 |
| 6. Kay, Oklahoma |
19.9 |
| 7. Lincoln, Nebraska |
19.8 |
| 8. Greenwood, Kansas |
19.7 |
| 9. Alfalfa, Oklahoma |
19.7 |
| 10. Sumner, Kansas |
19.6 |
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10 Windiest US Cities
Avg. annual wind speed |
10 Snowiest US Cities
Annual Avg.
(Lower 48 States) |
| 1. Blue Hill Observatory, Massachusetts |
15.4 mph |
| 2. Dodge City, Kansas |
14.0 mph |
| 3. Amarillo, Texas |
13.5 mph |
| 4. Rochester, Minnesota |
13.1 mph |
| 5. Casper, Wyoming |
12.9 mph |
| 6. Cheyenne, Wyoming |
12.9 mph |
| 7. Great Falls, Montana |
12.7 mph |
| 8. Goodland, Kansas |
12.6 mph |
| 9. Boston, Massachusetts |
12.5 mph |
| 10. Lubbock, Texas |
12.4 mph |
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| 1. Blue Canyon, California |
240.8 in. |
| 2. Marquette, Michigan |
144.5 in. |
| 3. Sault Ste Marie, Michigan |
116.7 in. |
| 4. Syracuse, New York |
111.6 in. |
| 5. Caribou, Maine |
110.4 in. |
| 6. Mount Shasta, California |
104.9 in. |
| 7. Lander, Wyoming |
102.5 in. |
| 8. Flagstaff, Arizona |
99.9 in. |
| 9. Sexton Summit, Oregon |
97.8 in. |
| 10. Muskegon, Michigan |
97.0 in. |
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