What is the climate in Piedmont region?

Answer 1

In the Piedmont Region, winter daytime temperatures normally range from the upper 30's to the upper 40s. Summer daytime temperatures range from the high 70's to the low 90's. The state has a fairly wet climate with an average precipitation for this area averaging 44-52 inches (112-132 centimeters). North Carolina has a temperate climate with mild winters and long fall and spring months. Summers can be hot and humid, especially in the Piedmont and coastal plain region, which don't get relief from coastal breezes or higher elevations. The mountains tend to be substantially cooler and receive some winter snow.

Answer 2

== == Temperatures on the Georgia Piedmont annually average 74° F. Summers are hot (89° F) and winters are cool (57° F). Extreme cold and hot events occur. For example, during the third week of January, 1985, the Piedmont experienced winter.s bitter grip. Eighty-five percent of the weather stations located on the Piedmont recorded very cold temperatures during this week. The Mercury at Carrollton fell to -9° F! Just as extreme cold events occur, so to do extreme hot events. In July, 1980, Macon reached 108° F, as did Augusta in 1983. The number of days in any given year above 90° F increases substantially as one moves southward on the Piedmont. Elberton, located in the northeastern section of the province, has just 45 days per year of +90° F temperatures, whereas Macon experiences 84 days.

Answer 3

Hot summers/ mild winters

Answer 4

70./.