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Virginia's climate is very moderate, not too hot, not
too cold, and is officially a humid, sub-tropical climate because of
the area’s winter frost. Virginia’s summer months can get
very humid thanks to the bodies of water along the East Coast: the Chesapeake
Bay, Atlantic Ocean, and the York, Potomac, James, and Rappahannock
rivers, as well as their tributaries. The air is cooler in the mountains,
with less humidity. On the average it is 10 degrees cooler there in
all four seasons.
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