The Southeast states were cold in May 2013 according to the NOAA. Florida had the 11th coldest May in its history. Which means 108 were warmer.

Georgia had its 12th coldest, Louisiana 13th, South Carolina 14th and Alabama 15th.

Brrr.

None of the states were ranked higher than 99 out of 119. Which means only California snuck into the top 20 warmest May’s.

Rank:  (1=Coldest & 119 = Warmest)

State	May_2013	May Rank	Coldest May	Coldest May F
Florida	73.9	11	1940	72.5
Georgia	68.6	12	1997	66.8
Louisiana	71.4	13	1917	69.2
South Carolina	67.6	14	1997	65.8
Alabama	68.3	15	1976	65.2
Mississippi	69.2	20	1976	66
North Carolina	65.2	31	1917	62.1
Arkansas	67.4	38	1917	63.2
Oklahoma	66.9	38	1907	61.5
Minnesota	53.1	44	1907	44.3
Tennessee	65.2	44	1917	60.2
Virginia	62.6	44	1917	58.4
Missouri	63.5	50	1924	58
Missouri	63.5	50	1917	58
West Virginia	60.4	55	1997	54.3
Iowa	59.2	56	1907	52.7
Nebraska	58.4	57	1935	51.8
North Dakota	53.2	57	1907	43.3
Kansas	63.2	58	1917	56.7
South Dakota	55.7	58	1907	47.9
Texas	72.5	58	1907	67.3
Kentucky	64.6	59	1917	58.1
Wisconsin	55	61	1907	46.9
New Jersey	60.6	63	1917	53.5
Maryland	62.6	68	1967	56.5
Maryland	62.6	68	1917	56.5
Colorado	53.2	70	1917	45.4
Pennsylvania	59.1	72	1967	51
Illinois	63.7	75	1917	55.9
Nevada	56.7	75	1896	47
Utah	56.8	75	1917	49.1
Connecticut	58.3	76	1917	49.8
Maine	52.5	80	1967	44.3
Michigan	55.9	80	1907	44.7
Montana	52.9	80	1916	46.4
Montana	52.9	80	1927	46.4
New Hampshire	55.2	82	1917	45
New Mexico	61.6	83	1917	52.4
Massachusetts	57.6	84	1917	48.8
Oregon	54.2	84	1933	47.9
Wyoming	51.5	85	1917	43.2
Delaware	64.3	87	1917	56.2
Idaho	53.1	88	1896	45.5
Arizona	67.8	90	1917	58.6
Rhode Island	57.8	90	1917	48.1
Vermont	55.8	90	1917	44.8
Washington	55.5	91	1955	49.4
New York	57.4	93	1917	46.9
Indiana	64.4	94	1917	54.7
Ohio	63.1	95	1917	53.4
California	65.3	99	1933	56.1