Rate the climate: US coastal south (excluding Florida) (hot, warmest, record)

[BullochResident]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Orleans#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile,_Alabama#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savannah,_Georgia#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charle...rolina#Climate

Yeah there are some differences, but the climates all have:

Record highs around 40 C.
Record lows around -15 C.
Precipitation ranging from 50-60 inches yearly.
Long drawn out summers.
Variable winters that are susceptible to cold snaps and freezing temperatures at night.

Alright, begin!

[muslim12]

What happened to Texas, Mississippi, and North Carolina?

[lommaren]

D- I guess.

Nice shoulder seasons and winters but dreadful and almost unliveable summers that will be spent under combined AC and fans...

[Nino Bellov]

D

Winters are too mild, summers are too hot, and it is too wet and muggy.

I especially do not like climate of New Orleans, because it is the warmest throughout the year.

[fluffydelusions]

I was stationed about an hour outside of Savannah. The south is way too hot for me. I never could get used to it. Summers are insanely hot and humid...winters are mild and more bearable but short lived.

[Isleofpalms85]

I give these climates a solid A

[deneb78]

C+. Overall ok but cold snaps in winter and excessively humid summers bring down the grade.

[russ8]

C. Rain, storms - very good, but oppressively hot and humid.

[Razza94]

D - Hot, sticky, humid hell hole.

[alex985]

I'd give it a D, positives being decent cold snaps in winter and hot, humid summers with good thunderstorms. Negatives being pretty much everything else though.