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Despite said climate diversity in the US, Australia has a huge area of its territory free of winter cold. The US on the other hand, has a quite small part of its area free of cold.
True, but much of the country is only truly "cold" for a very small portion of the winter months.
True, but much of the country is only truly "cold" for a very small portion of the winter months.
Lol what "much of the country" would that be that is only cold for a small portion of winter? We have three months of meteorologic winter, and within those months the majority averages less than 50F for high temps.
Lol what "much of the country" would that be that is only cold for a small portion of winter? We have three months of meteorologic winter, and within those months the majority averages less than 50F for high temps.
Maybe 2/3. Even Tennessee averages highs over 50F in February.
These are a joke. Wait till the warm blob wreaks havoc on the winters in the eastern US. It ain't leaving anytime soon, and growing zones in the South will decrease not increase. Just wait till this winter is over.
Put your money where your mouth is and state here what the winter min temp will be in:
Charleston
Savannah
Mobile
Houston
I dare you?
Remember when New Orleans got 5'" of snow in December 11th, 2008.
No, did you forget? On city data we use palm growing, such as the rare, phallus palmus erectus var. Tom77. If you can't grow it you ain't warm.
Compared to Australia a high of 48F in winter is pretty damn cold. This is afterall a comparison of USA and as you two would describe boring Australia. I'd take Australia any day over the schizophrenic US winters any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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