Miami Beach Leads the U.S. in Worst Winter Weather for 2009-2010 Season


As spring fiinally arrives March 20, The Weather Channel looks back with top 10 lists to recognize cities with best and worst winters.Atlanta, GA (Vocus) March 19, 2010 -- In honor of the first day of spring this Saturday, March 20, The Weather Channel
Posted : Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:46:19 GMT
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As spring fiinally arrives March 20, The Weather Channel looks back with top 10 lists to recognize cities with best and worst winters.

Atlanta, GA (Vocus) March 19, 2010 -- In honor of the first day of spring this Saturday, March 20, The Weather Channel is helping the residents of Miami Beach, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and others breathe a huge sigh of relief. Over the past three months, their cities lead the United States in the “worst winter weather” for the season, according to data compiled by The Weather Channel.

A combination of sustained precipitation and prolonged cold temperatures from December 2009 to February 2010 shattered previous decades-old records and created memorable firsts. The top ten lists for the worst – and best – winter weather cities for 2009-2010 are as follows: Worst Winter Weather U.S. Cities of 2009-2010 season 1. Miami Beach, FL 2. TIE: Baltimore, MD, and Washington, DC 3. Philadelphia, PA 4. Dallas, TX 5. Oklahoma City, OK 6. Atlantic City, NJ 7. Fargo, ND 8. Atlanta, GA 9. Des Moines, IA 10. Portland, ME Best Winter Weather U.S. Cities of 2009-2010 season 1. Seattle, WA 2. Taos, NM 3. Portland, OR 4. Honolulu, HI 5. Spokane, WA 6. Alpena, MI 7. Denver, CO 8. Fairbanks, AK 9. Los Angeles, CA 10. Boston, MA

SOURCE: The Weather Channel

Data was compiled by The Weather Channel meteorology team between December 1, 2009 through February 28, 2010, and included weather conditions and socio-economic related variables, as compared to average 30-year climatological data. For more information, visit weather.com.

About The Weather Channel Companies The Weather Channel Companies (TWCC) is made up of The Weather Channel television network, The Weather Channel digital properties, and Weather Services International (WSI). The Weather Channel® is based in Atlanta and is seen in more than 99 million U.S. households. TWC also operates Weatherscan, a 24-hour all-local weather network; The Weather Channel Radio Network; and The Weather Channel HD. The digital properties of TWC, which include the weather.com® site, The Weather Channel Desktop and The Weather Channel Mobile, reach more than 40 million unique users online each month and is the most popular source of online weather, news and information according to Nielsen//NetRatings. WSI, headquartered in Andover, MA, primarily provides business-to-business weather services, particularly for the media, aviation, marine and energy sectors. TWCC is owned by a consortium made up of NBC Universal and the private equity firms The Blackstone Group and Bain Capital. For more information, visit www.weather.com/press.

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