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New York City, New York has a humid continental climate. Much
of the city’s weather is dictated by its location on the
coast of the Atlantic Ocean.
The winters there are normally quite cold, but remain milder than
those of other inland cities at similar latitudes in the Eastern
and Midwestern United States, and daytime temperatures rarely
fall bellow freezing. Snowfall averages roughly 2 feet annually,
but winter rain is more common than snow.
Summers in NYC are extremely hot at humid. This amount of stone
and steel in its heavily constructed core exacerbate the heat,
and visiting in the dog days is highly discouraged.
The transitional seasons are the best time to visit New York City.
Spring is warm and pleasant and autumn is sunny and mild. The
changing leaves in Central Park draw thousands of visitors each
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