New England Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
region of the northeasternmost United States
About New England
There's an expression in New England: "If you don't like the weather, wait ten minutes." The expression refers to the often changing weather of short periods of time. New England's location on the upper eastern side of North America's continental climate, assures a varied weather picture much of the year. While summer weather is normally the most stable time of the year, late fall, winter and early spring can bring quick changing weather conditions. Coastal areas of New England's are somewhat modified by the influence of the ocean, thus temperature extremes are more moderate. In the winter months, Northern New England winters can be especially harsh—if you plan to visit between December and mid-March, be prepared for freezing temperatures, wicked winds, and chills that take a couple of cu
New England Travel Guide Sections
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