Wingnut

LOL, that would be perfectly fitting. But a few months from now, I'm going to be bitching about how hot and humid it is. When summer really gets cranking, it feels like Miami here.

I've never been to Miami so I wouldn't really know. All I know is that when there's a lot of surrounding land, temperature extremes are what you would expect and the opposite is true if you're on an island that gets a lot of wind from the ocean. Even moreso if that island happens to also be in the tropics. You'll get weather that's almost the same pretty much every year.

Well, Miami has a subtropical climate and it's probably close to what most Caribbean islands get. I've been to Miami in the summer and it was very hot. But because I'm used to Philly summers, it didn't bother me that much.

International Falls, Minnesota is about as far as you can get from the ocean in the continental United States and that's why it can get so cold there.