Because Florida is far more south than Montana. The more close a place is to the equator, the warmer climate there is. This is because the equatorial area of Earth gathers the sunlight more than the north and south areas. More light from the Sun means warmer climate. The Earth is tilted, and that forms the seasons in here. On the polar areas the seasons are more prominent because at winter time the north pole is tilted away from the Sun and gathers less sunlight, while the south pole area is tilted towards sun and gathers more sunlight at the same time. That reverses in summer. Although the poles are far from the Sun in every season so they don't gather nearly as much sunlight than the equatorial area. Equator is almost straight aimed to the Sun at every season, which makes it very hot climate and not prominent seasons.
I think it is Florida because it's closer to the equator
Which state would have a warmer climate, Montana or Florida? Why
Oklahoma has a warmer climate.
It's hot. If you would live there you would really get to live with it.
No. The Everglades in southern Florida would be a good example of tropical climate in America.
Florida would be one state. Louisana would be another.
No because maple trees usually grow in the north climate and the climate in Florida would cause the tree to have a disease that would kill it in a short period of time.
One statement that marks a difference between these two places would be that Nan Province, Thailand, has a tropical climate and Philips County, Montana, has a colder climate.
One meter will change Florida in climate and will simply make temperatures drop.
New York City does not have a tropical climate. It is in a temperate zone and thus a temperate climate. A sub tropical climate would be a place like florida. On a wider basis, the southeastern USA has a subtropical climate.
It makes sense that since Florida has a warm climate that cats would shed their fur to keep cooler so they are not sweltering.
The closest desert to Florida would be the Chihuahuan Desert in far-west Texas, about 1200 miles from the Florida Panhandle.