What Temperatures Constitute Sweater Weather Across the U.S.

It may not seem like it for much of the central U.S. this weekend, but fall is quickly approaching. How Americans approach the season is largely dependent on their location. A recent study demonstrated the regional differences by asking those surveyed when they break out their sweaters. What is considered to be sweater weather in your neck of the woods? Read on for all of the details.

New Survey Sheds Light on When Americans Decide it is Sweater Weather

If you live in the northern reaches of the U.S., you may have already pulled out your sweaters for the season. Meanwhile, those in the southern half of the country are still sweltering.

A survey from the Weather Channel asked Americans in the Lower 48 at what temperature they begin to wear sweaters. The answers painted a clear difference based on region.

Regional Differences in Sweater Weather