NYC is a “subtropical” climate with mild winters much like the south and not that much colder. The snow and ice is only occasional much like DC and Atlanta. Is it possible that now or sometime in the future palm trees will be able to grow outside in that area? How far up the Atlantic from Florida does palm trees grow? Can global warming turn DC, Philly and NYC from a borderline continental climate into a climate like Florida or south Georgia? Dont hurricanes hit there?

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