What is the climate of Vermont?

Answer 1

Having a mean temperature of 43 degrees fahrenheit (6 degrees celsius), making it the seventh coldest state in the United States, the state is classified as having a humid continental climate. The state has recorded the coldest temperature in New England, -50 degrees fahrenheit, in Bloomfield, on December 30, 1933; Maine also recorded a -50 degree temperature in Big Black River in 2009.

Answer 2

Vermont's weather changes throughout the seasons. It is cold and snowy in the winter, wet and muddy in the spring, hot and humid in the summer, and crisp and cool in the fall. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Vermont's average summer temperature ranges between 60-80 degrees of fahrenheit. This is so because, Vermont is thereby located farther north then states down south, such as Florida! Florida's range is much higher. Vermont does have its warm days though.

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Answer 4

Vermont has a humid continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. The state experiences significant seasonal variations in temperature and precipitation, with heavy snowfall in winter. Annual average temperatures range from around 20°F in winter to 70°F in summer.

Answer 5

The only major body of water on a Vermont border is Lake Champlain on the northwest border.

Answer 6

the water in vermont is as fresh as ever an you can drink tap water any time

Answer 7

alantic ocean