Rank these U.S hardiness zone 7B climates (night, cities, humidity)

[Neptunepenguins]

I saw a similar thread on another hardiness zone battle, so I decided on this. The coldest night of the year is at 0 to 5F/-18 to -15C. Nevertheless, the similarities for some climates end there.

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



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amarillo,_Texas#Climate



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



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodiak,_Alaska



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville,_Kentucky



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahoe_City,_California


Kodiak and Tahoe City also do indeed have a mean minimum within the 7b range according to NOAA. The data isn't on the Wikipedia page however. I made this thread in part of my discovery of NOAA's search tool on the mean minimum. That also explains the US only cities on here. Hopefully when I research mean mins of other nations I could make other extended similar battles!


EDIT: Can somebody change the name of the thread to 7A? Because I made a mistake lol.

[srfoskey]

Louisville
Boston
Salt Lake City
Amarillo
Tahoe City
Kodiak

[Joe90]

Louisville
Boston
Amarillo
Salt Lake City
Tahoe City
Kodiak.

[brianpmcdonnell17]

1. Tahoe City
2. Kodiak
3. Boston
4. Salt Lake City
5. Louisville
6. Amarillo

[deneb78]

1. Amarillo
2. Louisville
3. Salt Lake City
4. Boston
5. Tahoe City
6. Kodiak

[Marie Joseph]

1. Kodiak (Looks like a great climate :
2. Boston (Eh pretty good kinda hot)
3. Tahoe City (nice overall but summers too dry)
4. Salt Lake City (dry)
5. Louisville (Hot but at least has humidity)
6. Amarillo (No.)