Rounding Up Our Balance (North America)

I've been told that if I raise the axial tilt from 23.5 degrees to 25, I'd end up getting hotter summers and colder winters. That's great, except that Earth's diverse climate makes that statement broad. So what would the SPECIFIC consequences be?

Since the forum might consider this scenario broad, let's look this over one continent at a time, starting with North America.

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