Climate change or not, there have always been cities in NJ that just seem warmer. Or cooler. And with the recent odd weather we’ve had here in the state, I decided to do a little research on where it’s actually coldest and warmest.
The overwhelming consensus on city-data.com is that the warmest part of New Jersey is generally considered to be the southern part of the state.
Far South Jersey, which for these purposes means south of the New Jersey Turnpike and includes Atlantic City and the surrounding coastal communities, seems to be warmer because of its location on the Atlantic coast.
