Editing Westchester County, New York (section)

===Climate===
The climate of Westchester County is borderline [[humid subtropical climate|humid subtropical]] and [[Humid continental climate|humid continental]] (Köppen: ''Cfa/Dfa''). Winters are cold, wet, and occasionally snowy throughout the county, with more snow inland in higher elevations. Summers are hot inland but cooler towards the coast, with a relative dryness in the early summer. Precipitation is plentiful and in some elevated areas reaches over 50&nbsp;inches. Snowfall is more common in Westchester than in New York City, with the exception of the southeast of the county where snowfall is often between 20 and 25 inches. In January, inland areas have a low of 21–26&nbsp;°F and a high of 34–37&nbsp;°F while coastal areas have a low of 27–30&nbsp;°F and a high of 38–41&nbsp;°F. In the summer, this effect is much milder. Coastal areas, including Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, Rye, and Port Chester have highs of 81–83&nbsp;°F and lows of 68–73&nbsp;°F, while inland highs will be 84–87&nbsp;°F and lows will be 65–70&nbsp;°F. Winds can be heavy, especially by the coast.