The difference between the eastern United States and the western United States.

1. Regional differences: the east and west of the United States are bounded by the Mississippi River, and the east coast is the main population gathering place in the United States, including new york, Massachusetts, Florida and other 14 states, among which new york, Boston and Miami are all on the east coast. There is an intoxicating sunny beach on the west coast of the United States, which is located in the Pacific Ocean, including California, Washington and Oregon, as well as international cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

2. Climate difference: The east coast of the United States has pleasant seasons, but there are always extreme weather in this area, such as hot and humid summer and cold and snowy winter, while the east coast of the United States has pleasant climate and beautiful scenery in spring and autumn. Unlike the extreme weather on the east coast of the United States, few people on the west coast of the United States know what hurricanes are like. The four seasons in this area are like spring, with cool summer and warm winter, and less snowfall. The annual average temperature is around 20℃, which is very suitable for outdoor activities.