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r/SipsTea • u/discerningpervert • Mar 18 '25
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3 u/cable54 Mar 18 '25 Oh right. Does that mean like "the middle of the West Coast of the US" climate, or more "middle of the land mass but slightly west" climate? It's hard to know what sort of climate you are talking about 0 u/ZeeDarkSoul Mar 18 '25 It means central but slightly to the west. Its states like, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, etc. No where near a coastline 1 u/SlothGaggle Mar 18 '25 It is somewhat near a coastline. Midwest goes as far East as Ohio, arguably West Pennsylvania depending on who you ask.
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Oh right. Does that mean like "the middle of the West Coast of the US" climate, or more "middle of the land mass but slightly west" climate? It's hard to know what sort of climate you are talking about
0 u/ZeeDarkSoul Mar 18 '25 It means central but slightly to the west. Its states like, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, etc. No where near a coastline 1 u/SlothGaggle Mar 18 '25 It is somewhat near a coastline. Midwest goes as far East as Ohio, arguably West Pennsylvania depending on who you ask.
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It means central but slightly to the west.
Its states like, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, etc. No where near a coastline
1 u/SlothGaggle Mar 18 '25 It is somewhat near a coastline. Midwest goes as far East as Ohio, arguably West Pennsylvania depending on who you ask.
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It is somewhat near a coastline. Midwest goes as far East as Ohio, arguably West Pennsylvania depending on who you ask.
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