Joe Dorish Weather: 50 Cities in USA That Have Had 100 Degree Weather Temperatures in Winter

For most people living in the United States winter is a time of cold to very cold weather temperatures ranging from below freezing to below zero. But here are 50 cities or places in the United States that have had at least one 100 degree weather temperature in winter.

Two of the places are two of the largest cities in the United States and they are listed last following the other 48 cities and places. Can you name those two cities?

Before you look over the list which state do you think has the most cities and places on the list? The answer is at the end and it's not even close as to which state has the most places that have had 100 degree weather temperatures in winter.

There are five states that have cities or places on the list. How many of those states can you name? As a hint two of those states are not Florida or Hawaii.

For each place below it's noted how many times they have had a 100 degree weather temperature in winter. Then the earliest date in any calendar year when the city has had a 100 degree weather temperature in winter is listed. It's not the earliest year listed but the earliest day in any calendar year when a 100 degree weather temperature occurred.

50 Cities in USA That Have Had 100 Degree Weather Temperatures in Winter

Albany, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 17, 1908

Alice, Texas - 5 times earliest on February 19, 1986

Ballinger, Texas - 100 degrees on March 4, 1916

Benavides, Texas - 3 times earliest on February 27, 2009

Borrego Desert Park, California - 2 times earliest on March 15, 2013

Brownsville, Texas - 100 degrees on March 4, 1983

Brownwood, Texas - 100 degrees on February 23, 1996

Bunkerville, Nevada - 100 degrees on March 19, 2007

Bullhead City, Arizona - 2 times earliest on March 17, 2007

Carlsbad, New Mexico - 100 degrees on February 24, 1904

Casa Grande, Arizona - 4 times earliest on March 8, 1972

Castolon, Texas - 4 days earliest on March 13, 1982

Choke Canyon Dam, Texas - 100 degrees on March 7, 1991

Cotulla, Texas - 13 times earliest on February 27, 2011

Death Valley, California - 2 times earliest on March 17, 2007

Del Rio, Texas - 100 degrees on March 16, 1908

Encinal, Texas - 17 times earliest on February 21, 1986

Falcon Dam, Texas - 13 times earliest on February 19, 1986

Falfurrias, Texas - 11 times earliest on February 25, 1918

Fowlerton, Texas - 6 times earliest on February 22, 1996

Freer, Texas - 6 times earliest on February 21, 1996

Gila Bend, Arizona - 2 times earliest on March 17, 2007

Harlingen, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 1, 1916

Hebbronville, Texas - 3 times earliest on February 15, 2008

Kingsville, Texas - 4 times earliest on February 25, 2006

Lajitas, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 18, 1982

Lake Elsinore, California - 2 times earliest on March 6, 1899

Lake Havasu City Arizona - 2 times earliest on March 20, 1997

Laredo, Texas - 8 times earliest on February 18, 1986

Laughlin, Nevada - 100 degrees on March 18, 2007

Maricopa, Arizona - 2 times earliest on March 16, 2007

Mason, Texas - 100 degrees on February 23, 1996

Mathis, Texas - 101 degrees on February 15, 2008

McAllen, Texas - 6 times earliest on February 28, 2009

Mecca Fire Station, California - 10 times earliest on February 27, 1986

Mercedes, Texas - 3 times earliest on February 28, 1940

Monahans, Texas - 100 degrees on March 13, 1989

Palm Springs, California - 2 times earliest on March 5, 1972

Port Mansfield, Texas - 100 degrees on March 15, 1971

Presidio, Texas - 100 degrees on March 18, 1982

Raymondville, Texas - 5 times earliest on March 5, 1930

Rio Grande City, Texas - 20 times earliest on March 5, 2008

Robert Gray Army Airfield, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 8, 2008

Sarita, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 15, 2008

Tilden, Texas - 12 times earliest on February 22, 1996

Weslaco, Texas - 5 times earliest February 29, 1940

Yuma, Arizona - 2 times earliest on March 12, 1916

Zapata, Texas - 11 times earliest on February 18, 1986

Dallas, Texas - 2 times earliest on March 9, 1911

San Antonio, Texas - 2 times earliest on February 21, 1996

Yes, that's right. The two large cities that have both had 100 degree weather temperatures in winter are Dallas and San Antonio. That's a pretty big hint as to which state has had the most cities and places that have had 100 degree temperatures in winter. Here's that breakdown