Oh Noes, Some American Cities Will Never Drop Below 50F By 2100

Obviously, no one will be fired for this bit of Scaremongering, because no one will remember it. It’s meant to scare people into giving up their money and freedom to Government right now

By 2100, 10 Cities Where Temperatures Will Never Fall Below 50 Degrees

Winter is the fastest warming season in most of the United States, and in certain parts of the country, winter weather never arrived this year. In January 2006, record-breaking temperatures exceeding 90°F were reported in parts of Florida and Texas. For multiple states across the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions, 2026 was the warmest winter ever, with average temperatures exceeding 20th century seasonal norms by more than 7°F.  Due in part to unprecedented warmth in the winter months, snow accumulation hit historic lows in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, contributing to dangerous and ongoing drought conditions.

The winter warming trend is not an isolated phenomenon. Across the continental United States, the average temperature from December 2025 through February 2026 was 37°F, or about 5°F higher than the 20th century norm. Additionally, a recent report from the non-profit research and advocacy group Climate Central found that between 1970 and 2025, winter temperatures rose in all but five of the 244 cities included in the study – in most cases, by 4°F or more.

Oh, look, the sciencey people do not understand how averages work

Currently, there are only a handful of U.S. cities where average daily lows in the winter months do not fall below 50°F. But, if the current rate of warming continues unchecked, that number will grow considerably in the coming decades.

Using data from Climate Central and NOAA, Climate Crisis 247 identified the U.S. cities where temperatures will never fall below 50°F again. We ranked all 150 cities with available data from both sources on the projected average daily low during the winter season by the end of the century. Calculations were made using local average annual rates of warming between 1975 and 2025 and applying that rate to average local temperatures in the winter of 2025. Only cities where average daily winter lows are not already above 50°F are listed. All cities with projected daily lows of at least 49.9°F between the beginning of December and the end of February are listed.

Those are

• Charleston, South Carolina
• Yuma, Arizona
• Tucson, Arizona

Wait, does it really matter? Again, this is about scaring people right now with talk of future doom by people who refuse to practice what they preach