US Temperature Map
The map below displays the maximum temperature, which is the average highest temperature recorded on a daily basis.
US Temperature Map (Maximum)
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In general, temperature decreases towards the polar region and increases closer to the equator. Meanwhile, the milder states are in the middle latitudes.
This is why areas like Alaska and closer to Canada are colder. But states like Texas and Hawaii have higher annual mean daily maximum temperatures.
US Temperature Map (Minimum)
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This map displays the mean annual daily minimum temperature, which is the average lowest temperature recorded on a daily basis.
As you can see, states like Wyoming and Colorado have relatively cool climates because of their elevation.
Meanwhile, southern states like Florida and Texas have higher mean annual daily minimum temperatures.
References
Each US temperature map is derived from the National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service, which is a branch of NOAA.