North Jersey, South Jersey, Central Jersey (if there even is one): each has their own good points and bad.

But one section of New Jersey rules above the others with the best weather.

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South Jersey has the best weather in New Jersey

A study has found that if you're looking for the best weather in New Jersey, you should park yourself on a nice towel right here in the southern part of the state.

Homesnacks conducted the study to find out which New Jersey cities has the best weather.

Their findings: the Top 10 cities with the best weather are all in South Jersey!

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Williamstown, Woodbury, Vineland, and Somers Point have the best weather

The study determined the  best weather cities include Williamstown, Woodbury, VIneland, Somers Point, and Millville. The next five cities are Pleasantville, Bridgeton, Glassboro, Atlantic City, and Ventnor.

Bubbling just under the Top 10 in 11th place is Ocean City.

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How the best weather cities were determined

Homesnacks used information from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the study.

They looked at factors including: The number of sunny days, least amounts of rain and snow, and temperature statistics.

The most sunny days in New Jersey

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Atlantic City and Ventnor shared the most sunny days - each had 297.4 sunny days in the year.

Hammonton came in with the highest average daily temperature: 65.3 degrees.

See, South Jersey does rule in some things! We have the best weather!

Let the rest of the state have their thing - we'll take great weather every day!

SOURCE: Homesnacks

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