In the 1600s, the temperature year round was 32 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit which is moderate. There is 45 inches of precipitation per year.
Delaware generally has a humid subtropical climate with hot and humid summers and relatively cold winters with some snow. There is still noticeable differences among climate from north to south despite being a small state, with a milder climate to the south and on the beach. Precipitation averages about 45 inches with anywhere from about 18 inches of snow in Wilmington to only a few on the beach. Thunderstorms are common late in the spring and summer, and it is prone to an occasional tropical storm, or at least remnants, in the late summer and early fall.
the climate can change rapidly
Yes. Delaware is a temperate state. Most of the middle colonies have the same climate as Delaware.
colonial delaware had much more of a mild temperature. not as cold as it is now days in the winter, and not that much hot in the summer. It was a perfect climate for farming
Delaware is located in the Eastern United States and the weather is cold with snow and the winter, hot and humid in the summer.
In the summer, yes. Delaware is a temperate climate.
Climate is a classification that is chiefly defined by weather.
Climate is affected by the seasons and the weather is affected by the climate. Seasons=Climate=Weather.
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Climate is the weather conditions of a certain region.
There is always weather. Climate is the average weather over a number of years, so if there's no weather, then there's no climate either.
The climate that never has cold weather is the Tropical climate!
weather climate\ tropical weather
"Climate is what you expect, weather is what you get"