Has any part of the East Coast ever been designated as "Mediterranean Climate" in the past by climatologists?

Question

Wondering if this might have been determined at some time in the past, that places like Delaware actually have a "Mediterranean Climate" (i.e. 'wet season/dry season' versus 'summer/winter').

Answer 1

Yes, Yahz, it has. That would be the New Jersey (and closely surrounding) areas. I heard this from a close friend of mine who was a Master Gardner, and they go by the climate +soil textures + the jet stream + where the place lies as determined by latitude & longitude on the maps. A for instance would be: Anything that grows (or is known to only grow) in IRELAND will also grow in NEW JERSEY. The same is true with Myrtle Wood---only known to exist in the HOLY LANDS. But, these trees also grow in OREGON. Portions of Medford, OREGON are also known to be climatically the same, with very fertile land and milder temperatures, where you can sucessfully raise livestock (particularly sheep), which is almost identical to HUNGARY.
I realize that you asked about the EAST coast, but thought I'd just through in these little "tid-bits" of info. for you also. Hope this is helpful to you.

Answer 2

I never heard of that, wouldn't even know how to check it either. In Florida we just call our weather sub-tropical so maybe Delaware was merely described by the season and not by the title. There are some cities that are called "sister cities" wherein the climates in one part of the world are identical to another part of the world and people from that other country come and visit the "sister city" here in Florida, but here is the first and only place I've ever heard the words "sister city" used. Off the top of my head I'm not sure if it's largo or clearwater florida is one place that has a sister city in Japan. I suppose calling it a "sister city" and advertising it as such will bring tourists from there to visit.

Answer 3

Yes, Florida is a state where we don't really have a winter or a fall. The weather is pretty much the same year round'. In Florida we have a wet and dry season. There is no winter.
So yes .