Climates
Miscellaneous
State Capitals and Initials
State Capitals and Initials 2
State Capitals and Initials 3
100

Of all the areas in the United States, parts of this state have some of the coldest temperatures

Alaska

100

This place, a desert area, receives fewer than two inches of rain each year

Death Valley

100

Washington

WA, Olympia

100

Montana

MT, Helena

100

Hawaii

HI, Honolulu

200

Some parts of these two states, very rarely have temperatures that drop below freezing

California and Hawaii

200

California is such a large state that it has this type of climate in its different areas

variety 

200

Oregon

OR, Salem

200

Utah

UT, Cheyenne

200

Illinois

IL, Springfield

300

Plants in this area need little amounts of water to survive

The Great Basin


300

Many areas in the West are made up of these three climates

tundra, tropics or deserts

300

California

CA, Sacramento

300

Wyoming

WY, Cheyenne

300

Missouri

MO, Jefferson City

400

This is the wettest place on Earth, with an average annual rainfall on the mountain of 460 inches

Mount Waialeale

400

The West is divided into these two sections

Pacific states and mountain states

400

Nevada

NV, Carson City

400

Colorado

CO, Denver

400

Wisconsin

WI, Madison

500

The reason for differences in precipitation between western and eastern sides of the Cascade Mountains is an effect called the

rain shadow

500
These are by far, Yellowstone's most popular points of interest

Its geysers and hot springs

500

Idaho

ID, Boise

500

Alaska

AK, Juneau

500

Michigan

MI, Lansing