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Miami, a brief cold snap, and then the temp is back up in the mid 20's or so 2 days later ,is not a winter.
Bermuda at 32 degrees is only medium subtropical in my book.
Do not be deceived by its latitude: Bermuda is far warmer than "medium" subtropical.
Its mean annual temperature is 22C, a little warmer than Brisbane and far warmer than Newcastle. In fact, Bermuda's mean annual temperature is warmer than Newcastle's average maximum temperature. In summer Bermuda's minimumtemperatures are only about 1C cooler than Newcastle's summer maximum temperatures.
Bermuda can grow tropical vegetation that cannot be grown in Newcastle:
So no, Bermuda is not medium subtropical, it's borderline tropical as this thread is discussing.
Miami Int'l hasn't hit below 70 F at any point this December. Very weird for a so-called subtropical climate.
also lows in the 40s in NOVEMBER in some Miami Metro Area locales would be very weird for a so-called tropical climate right?
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