what is New Jersey state's weather usually like? summer/winter?
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Summer: Hot and a bit breezy \n\nWinter: Freezing and windy \n\nFall: Brisk and slight wind \n\nSpring: Cool (moisture in air) and breezy
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New York City !!!!!!!! in addition to the culture it has like 20 degrees in winter 80 degrees in summer 60 in spirng and fall..... \nIt is beautifalll\n\nalso Minneapolis ... but it's a little on the colder side but beautifal falls and spirngs
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Come on Carl!  You live in Michigan and you have to ask this question?  They don't dare forecast the weather more than an hour ahead cuz they know it could change at any minute!!!  Summer weather?  You want to know what the summer weather's going to be like?  Hot.  Cool.  Windy.   Dry.  Rainy.  Cloudy.  Sunny.  Humid.  Warm.  Foggy.  Clear.  See anything you like?  That'll be the weather eventually this summer.  Oh yea, I live in Michigan too!  :)
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Anywhere COLD and snowy.  Hot sunny beaches are extremely depressing to me, summertime depressions me to the point of having to be medicated until cooler weather starts back.  It doesn't help that I'm also allergic to the sun.  I stay inside all summer with thermal drapes drawn and only come out at night, PS I also work as a Phlebotomist (drawing blood), hummmm, might be a connection there.  Seriously, anywhere COLD.
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Our snow is FINALLY GONE!! We have the same problem, one day you're in T-shirts and the next you are in a parka. Lately it's been consistant....sunny, but only about 35-40 degrees. Mid-Michigan area
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I would think, technically speaking, that hell is exactly like New Jersey except with slightly more humidity.
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is there any snow there? if you want to ski come to the U.P of Michigan. We have like 20 feet. Well that is what it seems like. To us 40 degrees is a heat wave. We run outside with shorts on.
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Well, I live here because I grew up here and most of my family lives near by.  It's fun to go to the beach and also fun not to have to shovel snow :).  \nI've also lived in New Jersey and Iowa.  It's much warmer down here!
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Alaska is a huge state, and the seasons are different in SE Alaska (Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, etc.) than they are in the interior or on the north slope.\n\nMy expertise is SE Alaska, where it tends to be rainy much of the year, and seasons are somewhat moderate, with some nice warm temps in the summer, and snowfall that turns to slush (see rain comment) in the winter.
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United States.  It varies from location to location.  I live in the desert and right now it is 88°, but it is expected to hit 100°
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Better weather in SA????
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I totally hate winter.  If its under 65 I am freezing.  I live in NE and It is always cold.  Snow is okay for Christmas and thats it.  I love spring, summer.  Fall is like winter to cold.  Summer is much to short
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yeah everything gets all full of sand. You get all sweaty from the sun. I prefer up here in Minnesota were I just have to worry about snow in my shoes. Cause that melts so its gone!! *LOL*
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Mild winter with little precipitation in the form of\nsnow. Blustery cold days ahead in early January\nIce storm or two mid Feb. and a really big snow\nearly March.
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I'm originally from the north of England. The weather there is usually pretty mild but it can swing from being severely cold in the winter to being unbearably humid in the summer. That means that the average person has to own a lot of different clothes to deal with different weather. In winter we would wear long coats usually with some form of hood or carry an umbrella as a matter of course in case it rained. Sometimes it  rains there for days at a time and it can be very drizzly or very heavy. In summer everyone wears light clothing and on the hottest, most humid days we would end up wearing shorts and very light shirts. We took going outside for granted. It was normal to want to be in the fresh air!\n\nI lived in San Francisco for three years. The weather there is an almost constant 55 degrees. This means having a smaller amount of clothing and only needing some sort of jacket for the slightly colder winter days. Most of my clothing consisted of shorts and light, short-sleeved shirts. At the weekends the parks and public recreation areas would be completely full of people. The beaches around the area always filled up pretty quickly, even in the fall.\n\nI currently live in Las Vegas. The weather here affects every aspect of our lives. Because the temperature often reaches above 100 degrees, sometimes as high as 125 degrees, people tend to avoid going outside for long periods. People literally get in their cars to go somewhere inside where it's cool, get on with their business, and then get back in the car and go home. Any outdoor activity can be quite unbearable. Parks tend to be crowded in the early hours and after 5:00pm. It is insane to be outdoors in the mid-day heat. Drivers here tend to be on the insane side. People drive way too fast and I believe it has a lot to do with the unbearable hear. Sitting in a car can be most unpleasant, especially one that's been sitting in the sun for a few hours. Another way that people are affected here is because of the dryness. There is usually almost no humidity at all and coupled with the dust this makes for a very bad situation if you suffer from allergies. I've had a few reactions myself and I never suffered before. One way of avoiding the heat in the city is to make day trips to surrounding areas such as Mount Charleston where it tends to be 10-20 degrees cooler. I have to wear formal clothing for my job and I hate it. There are days when it's like sitting in a bath after I've been outside for a considerable time. My boss refers to it as, "sweating bullets." The heat makes for expensive living too as air conditioning is constantly on, in the office, at home, and in the car. During the winter in Las Vegas the temperature can be quite bearable an not too cold. This is when the parks see the most use and people will actually spend more time outside. It's actually exciting when it starts to rain, although we suffer from serious flooding in winter and people die.\n\nI have a couple of friends who are Canadian and they tell me stories of having to switch on their car engine block heaters to prevent damage. I'm sure there are areas in the north of the USA and Canada where it's normal to wear a coat everywhere they go and to want to be indoors for completely the opposite reason that we do. When I was in Chicago I found it interesting how my ears actually burned from being outside. I don't think I've ever experienced temperatures quite that low anywhere.\n\n--\nsf
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montreal canada, its the best compromise you can have.  In winter you can go ski and its not very far away, in summer we have a lot of festivals (jazz fest, just for laugh (comedy show)...)  we have a lot of trendy store.  It not a super big city like new york but it not a small village. the temperature is not too cold not too hot (-5 to 10 F with wind it can be lower a bit in winter and around 100 F in summer)
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Cold and dry, which is a good thing, since I live in Wyoming.  Very cold and dry up here.  Hot humid days kill me.