Let's all complain about the weather
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I did read about and learn about "freezing pipes" today. I really don't understand why the bulk of Americans live where it gets so cold that water will just freeze outside of a freezer. Some people may say it's because of "jobs" or whatever... but that seems circular to me. Jobs are there because of the dense population.
So.. all jokes aside, you guys have my condolences. Time to come to Florida (or someplace better) for a break.. after winterizing your pipes
We have lots of snowbirds already here (mainly from Canada in my town) but room for plenty more.
So.. all jokes aside, you guys have my condolences. Time to come to Florida (or someplace better) for a break.. after winterizing your pipes
We have lots of snowbirds already here (mainly from Canada in my town) but room for plenty more.
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Our home is in CenCal on a hill in a "California Micro climate"
A micro climate is a small defined area that has constant temperature all year long.. seldom under 65 rarely over 75,
Since it is near the Pacific ocean we do not have flying bugs -nates, house flies and the state bird of Florida the mosquito .
No need for air conditioning and seldom use the heater --
I know some one has to live here -- might as well be me
SDM
A micro climate is a small defined area that has constant temperature all year long.. seldom under 65 rarely over 75,
Since it is near the Pacific ocean we do not have flying bugs -nates, house flies and the state bird of Florida the mosquito .
No need for air conditioning and seldom use the heater --
I know some one has to live here -- might as well be me
SDM
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Went to work today this Friday morning 5am, drying out in between rainstorm weather fronts here in Harbor Gateway (midway between the city and the southern Port of Los Angeles/San Pedro) and the low temperature was 7° (that’s 7 degrees Celsius).
(Things could be worse Phil -like right now in the midwest!)
Going out to Catalina next weekend on one of the Dive boats; typically this is the time of the best diving visibility here in offshore SoCal -in the weather & sea state moderation between storm fronts- with the water temp (at depth@ 12 to 15 °C) still warmer than the morning ambient air temp @10°C.
I was back a few weeks ago Sam. It was -1F our last morning. But it has been unusually wet and chilly in south Florida since returning. So I guess I'm both bragging and complaining.
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What's to complain about? I live in the San Francisco micro climate. Every day is the same. The weekends I'm in the Monterey Bay area diving. Why would I complain about consistent, moderate, temps and sunshine?
OK, all sarcasm aside, I have gotten spoiled by California since moving here from NYC in 2005. I really do not miss the winters there. Stay warm everyone and come to CA for some amazing diving and weather.
OK, all sarcasm aside, I have gotten spoiled by California since moving here from NYC in 2005. I really do not miss the winters there. Stay warm everyone and come to CA for some amazing diving and weather.
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