what is the coldest city in usa all year round?
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International Falls in Minnesota  36.4 [Mean Temp in F]
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I've only lived in the USA, and I love it here. I have lived in various cities and states, and never regretted any of it.  I have traveled to most of the states, and find that each state has something beautiful to offer.  Whether you like snow and cold, hot and dry, hot and damp, mild temperatures all year 'round... we've got it all!     I have traveled to Canada on rare occasion, and felt it was much like the US, only if you are looking for warm temperatures all year 'round, I really doubt Canada can help you out there!  :D
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Pittsburgh!!! It has four definite seaons of weather! A small town feel with some of the best schools in the country. It is the 4th most visited city in the country for art reasons. \n\nKennywood amusement park is a great summer destination spot for kids of all ages. In the winter you can spend your time indoors at the Carnegie museum of natural history (home to the largest collection of dinosaur bones in the world). The Pittsburgh Children's Museum or the Carnegie Science Center (250 hands on exhibits as well as the UPMC Sports works that teaches kids about physics through fun sports activities) The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG aquarium are open year round and are just outside of downtown as well!\n\nThere are 3 pro sports teams and several minor league teams so there is always a sporting event to attend. \n\nLittle to no crime in the metropolitan area, minimal traffic, quiet suburbs, and a bustling downtown. What more could anyone ask for?
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probably in december.  I live in VA and watch the weather channel everyday.  Dallas has a few cold days a year.
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Valley Forge, Pennsylvania\n\nFor more Information on the winter at valley forge go here:\n\nhttp://www.ushistory.org/valleyforge/history/vstory.html
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I think Wisconsin qualifies?\nAll our snow is gone!\n\n\nTommy
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Park city :)\nThey gets around 30" of snow during april!
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San Diego! I don't think there is a cooler city on the face of the planet.\n\nSun, ocean, beaches, Mexico, great night life, can be in the mountains or in the desert in a couple of hours.. plus amusment parks things to do.. on and on.
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outdoor cold, luv that chill
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Pointe Barrow, Alaska.  Gets to -65 in the winter and up to 20 above in the summer.  I have a good friend that lives/works there.  Pointe Barrow is also the most northern city in the United States in case you were wondering.
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If I had to pick (ignoring the fact that I'm an American and take pride in America):\n\n1.) Vancouver\n\nVancouver is the city that makes Americans jealous.\n\n2.) Washington state, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, New York, Oregon, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Massachussets, and Connecticut\n\nThe best places in the U.S. to live, without a doubt.\n\n3.) The rest of the Northeastern U.S., Washington D.C., New Mexico, Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, Toronto, Montreal, and the rest of British Columbia\n\nAll great places to be. Decide whether you prefer dealing with know-it-all Yankees, soulless political hacks, cold Midwestern winters, mountain rednecks, Texas Rednecks, angsty Torontoans, self-righteous Quebecois, or Canadian rednecks.\n\n4.) The Maritime provinces\n\nBeautiful scenery and (mostly) good people, but the economy isn't doing too hot.\n\n5.) Florida, Arizona, Georgia, Charleston (SC), the Gulf Coast, the rest of Ontario and Quebec\n\nLots of good points, but some of the little things will drive you crazy.\n\n6.) The Midwest and the remaining Mountain states\n\nTake your pick: cold, desolate flatland with lots of friendly people, or beautiful mountain states with virtually no human settlement.\n\n8.) Alaska, Alberta, Manitoba & Saskatchewan\n\nCold, cold winters and nothing much to do. But at least you get your choice of free health care or no taxes and a US$2,000+/year government check (for you and every dependent).\n\n8.) The Deep South (excluding Charleston, the Gulf Coast, and Georgia)\n\nOppressively hot summers (and springs, and falls...), economic hardship and regressive social systems. I live about one hundred miles away, and I rarely go there. On the bright side, the people are generally nice and the winters are lovely. Normally New Orleans would be ranked way higher, but it's not somewhere you want to be at the moment.\n\n10.) The Northern Provinces\n\nExtremely cold and absolutely nothing to do. Keep an eye out for polar bears.
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Right now where I'm at it's about 15 below O F.  Though we normally have a cold spell this time of year.  Other than that very mild this year. 20's to 40's
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Best state must have an ocean, for sure. I would say Texas as one w/ Cali as a close second. The worst? Gotta be North Dakota. That place is miserable with snowdrifts bigger than you can imagine. Idaho would run a close second because, c'mon, what is going on in idaho?
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I don't know about worldwide but Mt. Baker in Washington state consistently receives more snow than any ski area in the United States.
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mexico city\n\n\n\n...seriously...san francisco? fresno?\nthe question is for a CAPITAL city...and these cities are at like 36 degrees N
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Winter since January starts the year
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Mt.Bachelor-Bend,Or. U.S. team trains there because of the snow and weather *****\n\nTimberline Lodge-Mt.Hood,Or. Great place to hang out and the snow isn't bad. That's where they made the movie "The Shinning" ****