Which state has the worst winter? (winters, cold, Michigan, Hawaii)

[MeteoMan]

Montana, coldest by far.

[alex985]

South FL or Hawaii, winter temps in the upper 70s and low 80s? No thanks.

[Wildcat15]

Tie between North Dakota and Wyoming. The latter might be worse with the wind, I have never felt a colder 20 degrees in my life.

[Caleb Yeung]

Minnesota, International Falls is colder than Caribou.

[124c41]

Don't know about the states listed, but I do know Utah can be harsh in winter. The snow is so dry, it drifts into every nook and cranny, and just keeps coming, and coming, and coming...

It is a beautiful landscape there in winter, but it isn't for me.

[Full Overcast]

Maine. North Dakota winters without the North Dakota summers and storms.

If in another life, past or future I happened to be American, I'm pretty sure my residence was/will be in Maine.

[Ellessar]

I'd say Minnesota based on that they have snow from October to March PLUS, freezing cold temperatures.

[Saritra]

Originally Posted by alex985

South FL or Hawaii, winter temps in the upper 70s and low 80s? No thanks.

This says it perfectly.

[srfoskey]

North Dakota, because it's as cold as Minnesota, but has less snow and more wind.

I'm not a huge fan of Florida winters either, but I'd take Tallahassee or Pensacola over Bismark.

[gordo]

based on the maps on page 2 I would say Minnesota. It gets more snow than places west and has the coldest temperatures.