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 The state is generally hot & humid in the summers. The western areas of the state, near Lake Erie, can receive over 100" of snow annually, and the entire receives a plentiful amount of rain throughout the year. The largest city in the state, Philadelphia, has some characteristics similar to Delaware & Maryland, which are considered to have humid subtropical climates. 
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 Unfortunately, I don't have any information on how cold it gets in the winter, but with I can tell you that the 140-mile water front Pennsylvania has along Lake Erie is what contributes heavily to the 100" of annual snow. 
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The state is generally hot & humid in the summers. The western areas of the state, near Lake Erie, can receive over 100" of snow annually, and the entire receives a plentiful amount of rain throughout the year. The largest city in the state, Philadelphia, has some characteristics similar to Delaware & Maryland, which are considered to have humid subtropical climates.