Towns with the best weather include places in NJ, Del., Pa.

You may not think it, given the extended heat wave that gripped much of the country this summer, but the Mid-Atlantic region has some of the best seasons and overall mild weather in the country, according to a recent WalletHub survey.

While they won’t compete with historically mild-weather locations in Arizona and California, New Jersey and New York both have cities that made WalletHub’s list.

Toms River, Trenton, Wilmington make list for mild weather

Average temperatures, best sky conditions and snow precipitation were among the factors WalletHub used to examine 600 cities in its “Cities With the Best and Worst Weather” findings.

Toms River ranked 47th on WalletHub’s list of cities with the mildest temperatures overall.

Trenton ranked 51st, Paterson ranked 56th; Jersey City and Union City tied are tied at 65th place.

Clifton and Passaic were also tied in the rankings in 67th place.

Camden ranked in 95th place, and Elizabeth and Newark were also tied at 97th place.

In Delaware, Bear, Middletown, Newark and Wilmington were tied at 63rd place in WalletHub’s “Mild Weather Overall” ranking.

Upstate New York has mild cities

Schenectady, New York, ranked 47th on WalletHub’s list, followed by New York City, ranked 65th.

Albany ranked 91st, and Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Yonkers, were tied on WallutHub’s list in 96th place.

Rochester ranked 99th, while Buffalo, Canton and Cheektowaga were tied in 99th place,

Syracuse ranked 100th on WalletHub’s list.

Pennsylvania cities make WalletHub’s ‘Mild Weather Overall’ list

Allentown ranked 52nd on WalletHub’s “Mild Weather Overall” list, followed by Reading in 61st place and Philadelphia, which ranked 62nd.

Bethlehem ranked 76th, Scranton ranked 85th, Pittsburgh ranked 87th and Erie was ranked at 91.

Damon C. Williams is a Philadelphia-based journalist reporting on trending topics across the Mid-Atlantic Region.