Winter in the Mid Atlantic/Northeast?
966258
We will have a mild winter,but not as warm as January 2006.Last year\nit was so mild we hardly even had a winter.
985753
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
187577
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)
986495
It's November right now in Boston and 40 degrees.  Its cold and its gonna a lot colder until around March when it will (hopefully) start to warm up.  The weather fluctuates all the time so you can never really be sure what the temperature will be.
540319
I would choose to live in the northern part of the U.S.  I would enjoy living either in one of the New England states, or possibly Minnesota. I just know that I want to live somewhere with a much cooler climate than where I have lived all my life.  I hate heat and humidity, and love autumn and winter.  I can always put more blankets or a heavier coat on in winter to get warm, but in heat, I am just plain miserable unless i'm in air conditioning all the time.  I do however like growing beautiful flowers, and some things that go along with warm weather, so wouldn't mind having some warm days...just not excessive heat.  I also love rain, so that wouldn't be a problem, unless it's raining so excessively as to cause flooding.  I love woods and nature, so would prefer living somewhere with lots of trees.  I think beaches are beautiful, but since I'm not really a sun-worshiper anymore, I don't particularly need to live near one all the time.  I prefer smaller towns, since that is the type of town I currently live, and was raised in, but would love living close enough to a large city, to be able to frequently enjoy the arts, and other things that only a big city can offer, if I want to.  \n\nMy dream vacation within the U.S., has always been to rent a secluded cabin, deep in the woods of New England (Vermont, New Hampshire), for at least 2 weeks.  This cabin will have a huge fireplace inside, plenty of stocked food to eat (so that I don't have to go grocery shopping but one time), plenty of wine to drink, a plush, comfy bed to sleep in, lots of good books to read, no telephones, and snow coming down all around. A vacation like this, would be pure bliss to me!!  :)
460830
http://www.1stcedarrapidsguide.com/weather.html  the answer is ..there is nona.. look at link
589881
I live on the East Coast in the South, and yes, I think it is very likely. Whenever our winters are particularly warm, the following hurricane season tends to be worse. This past winter was the warmest I've ever known, and I grew up even further south than I now live.\n\nAlso... Cat 3's are pretty much the norm in any year... I think there's a really good chance of some 4's and 5's causing some major trouble this year.
184339
late december early january in n.w. pa.
913320
alberta, canada. tis gonna be a friggin cold winter
113579
Somewhere tropical because right now it's about 11 degrees farenheight where I live and it sucks!!! I hate winter.
396959
summer or late spring
188412
Too cold by me for most of the year.  Lots of jet skis, but most people here would be leery about hovercrafts cutting thru the waves.
141473
Probably Alaska.  The temp in the Northern regions is pretty cold.\n\nNo, seriously, I like the Central Coast of California.  The weather's nice, there's great beaches that aren't crowded like Jersey or LA beaches, and you can still buy an ocean view house for under a million (can't do that may other places anymore).\n\nAnd it's hot today!  80 degrees, in February!  This is absurd...
878300
Sorry you have had so much grief with the cold weather.\n\nWell, winter usually does bring cold weather and not knowing where you are, would give us a clue as to why, but I bet forecasters did give a hint that it might be that way.
184743
depends on the weather.
758196
RC East is huge. Up north they already have snow on the mountain tops, I'm in central. Right now its nice. 50's just before the sun comes up and low to mid 80s during the day. Still hot down south. High 90s. In the central part we have a mild winter, or so we are told. It snow some but mostly just flurries. In the higher elevations along the border we get a lot more snow and with the wind in the mountains its supposed to suck.
898438
Yes, it's snowing out. We have about 1/2 an inch here in Upper Michigan. We are suppose to get a snow storm tomorrow and it's suppose to get somewhat windy.  We usually get alot of snow up here in the north but I heard it might be a mild winter this year. Time to get the old snow shovels out.