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I prefer New Orleans because it seems more prone to storms during winter and I think New Orleans is more likely to get snow. New Orleans has cooler average highs but Jacksonville has cooler average lows, and colder record lows.
I think comparing two kind of nearby Cfa climates is a bit pointless because I'm sure living in them, there's little difference to be felt. I like the larger variations of Jacksonville and greater frost chance, so I'll pick it just for that sake!
Jacksonville is slightly better in winter because of the colder winter lows. The slightly warmer summers cancel out any advantage it may have over New Orleans as a whole, however.
I prefer New Orleans because it seems more prone to storms during winter and I think New Orleans is more likely to get snow. New Orleans has cooler average highs but Jacksonville has cooler average lows, and colder record lows.
It doesn't snow in New Orleans, that I know of. It's waaay too humid there for snow, as well as not very cold. It's a subtropical climate.
It doesn't snow in New Orleans, that I know of. It's waaay too humid there for snow, as well as not very cold. It's a subtropical climate.
It doesn't snow every year, but it has snowed in New Orleans several times.
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