What's the climate like in New Jersey?

The continental climate in New Jersey is warmer in the south than in the north. The average temperatures in July in the south and north are 24 degrees Celsius and 2 1 Celsius respectively. The average temperature in January is 1. 1 degree and 2.2 degrees respectively; The average annual precipitation in this state is 40 inches in the southeast coastal area and 50 inches in the north-central area. The annual precipitation in mountainous areas can reach 1 0,200mm, and it also exceeds 1 0,000mm in plain areas. The growing season in the northwest corner of the state is less than 100 days, and it can be as long as 255 days in the south, with great seasonal changes. Winter and spring are affected by the dry and cold in the northwest of the United States, and there are hurricane disasters in summer.