¿Dónde se localizan los climas fríos? ¿Qué temperatura máxima se alcanza en estas zonas? ¿Cuál es la estación más cálida en cada
caso? ¿Por qué?

The contiguous United States covers a huge area, and therefore it stands to reason that they present a remarkable climatic variety. In general, however, they have a continental climate, with cold winters (often frigid) and hot summers (often very hot), with different seasons depending on latitude and distance from the sea. However, there are exceptions: the western Pacific coast, cool and humid in the north and Mediterranean in the south; the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, mild in winter and muggy in summer; Florida, almost tropical; mountainous areas, cold all year round; the area of ​​hot deserts.As there are no obstacles to the descent of cold air from Canada, almost the entire country can experience sudden cold waves in winter, which however vary in intensity and duration depending on the area. Cold spells last a few days in the south, where the temperature drops a few degrees below zero in winter, while they are intense and sometimes long in inland areas, on plateaus, and in the northeast. Even summer heat waves can be intense, especially in inland areas. In general, the western half is more arid than the eastern half, with the exception of the north-central Pacific coast, which is rainy.

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