Which state usually has the coldest year round weather and why: Tennessee, Oregon, Arizona, Georgia?

Please give source(s).Which state usually has the coldest year round weather and why: Tennessee, Oregon, Arizona, Georgia?
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Oregon, because it is farthest from the equator, which means less heat year-round.Which state usually has the coldest year round weather and why: Tennessee, Oregon, Arizona, Georgia?
The wind off the ocean makes Oregon colder and wetter than southern states.



Highest Temperature The highest temperature recorded in Oregon is 119掳, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on August 10, 1938 at Pendleton.

Lowest Temperature The lowest temperature in Oregon, -54掳, was recorded on February 10, 1933 at Seneca.

Average Temperature Monthly average temperatures range from a high of 82.6 degrees to a low of 32.8 degrees.
Oregon.



Its latitude is more north than the other three.



However, the mountains of Tennessee tend to be cool also, because of the elevation.Which state usually has the coldest year round weather and why: Tennessee, Oregon, Arizona, Georgia?
I'm gonna hafta say you should have included Alaska on that list, buddy!
Oregon because of it's lattitude relative the others....although the ocean does help keep it relative temperate.
Most definatley Oregon.........
Oregon
Oregon its far from the equator.
Depends on where you live in Arizona. Flagstaff is at 8,000 ft and is probably colder, with more snow than any of those other states. Meanwhile 180 miles south in Phoenix it's over 90 already. I'm on the Mexican Border, we had snow last night.