Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
Lucky you. Here it is cold for this time of the year. The weather changes every day from very hot to very cold next day.
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Todays Weather where you live?
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It's July in Los Angeles. Which pretty much says it all.
Actually, the breeze coming in the window is pleasingly temperate, but anything out in the direct sun would feel overly warm. I'll be avoiding the staircase until the railings have been in shade for a while.
Actually, the breeze coming in the window is pleasingly temperate, but anything out in the direct sun would feel overly warm. I'll be avoiding the staircase until the railings have been in shade for a while.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
How lovely, I let my chance slip, to migrate to LA 2 years ago.
The weather varies more than most people realize. But the chaparral has a different ecosystem from standard. Three seasons rather than four. (Wet, or rather, moist, dry, and fire.) The L.A. Basin rarely gets down to freezing, but we can count on catching a fair number of days over the year which are very uncomfortably hot.
Not as many as one would think. Apart from maybe July through September, a fan and open windows suffice in the absence of a/c. But the Santa Anas are something else and can happen pretty much ay time of year.
Not as many as one would think. Apart from maybe July through September, a fan and open windows suffice in the absence of a/c. But the Santa Anas are something else and can happen pretty much ay time of year.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
Yes I think you are right about that. But still, I remember my ex said that the weatherforecast thought it would snow a couple years ago in LA. Haha over there you hardly have snow
Actually we do get snow in the foothills about once a decade. Of course, farther inland, in San Bernardino county there is snow every winter. In the San Bernardino mountains. Which are very professional-grade mountains, indeed. The San Gabriels and Santa Susanas look positively anemic next to them. And the Santa Monicas almost come across as a joke.
But, yeah, the only time I know for sure that it snowed in the flatlands (actually the San Gabriel Valley) was the winter of '48-'49. My mother has snapshots of me in the front yard with about 2 inches of snow on the ground.
But, yeah, the only time I know for sure that it snowed in the flatlands (actually the San Gabriel Valley) was the winter of '48-'49. My mother has snapshots of me in the front yard with about 2 inches of snow on the ground.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
Haha I have only been in LA, San Diego and Malibu. Also San fransisco. They are beautiful places. If the relationship didn't go sour lol I would probably have a mulberry stomach hahaha I so much love all the available berries over there. I miss them much here haha.
Yes, those are all three beautiful places. Santa Barbara is another. There's a real division in the area's "feel" along the San Andreas. West of that is the Pacific Rim, and, ironically, eastward is 'the West'.
They aren't even close to being the same. Even though they are both California.
They aren't even close to being the same. Even though they are both California.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
Yes such a wide landscape. The USA has such beautiful nature. I will be visiting again after the Corona debacle lol
Terre
Renowned
We had a good rain Saturday night.
As far as the rest of the year.... the difference between summer highs and winter lows is usually over 110F. Some snow most winters but not much. Mostly freezing but dry. Today got up to 102 and Saturday it's supposed to be 108. July on the southern High Plains.
As far as the rest of the year.... the difference between summer highs and winter lows is usually over 110F. Some snow most winters but not much. Mostly freezing but dry. Today got up to 102 and Saturday it's supposed to be 108. July on the southern High Plains.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
It was mostly cloudy today with a little bit of rain. Feels more like fall the last couple of days haha
Has been solid rain here all day. And ... the temperature has been below 80F! Tomorrow though, it will be back up to the 90s and humid.
I do love the rain though. It's one of the many things I miss about the Pacific Northwest.
I do love the rain though. It's one of the many things I miss about the Pacific Northwest.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
After the rain it always smells so nice
Yes, we had horrific rain all day. There was a tropical storm coming up the East Coast the past few days, and it hit us today.
I think the sun finally came out for about 20-25 mins. around dinner time. Other than that the rain was producing a full sheet of water running down my kitchen window, which means it was windy as well. I'll find out the details in about 40 mins. during the nightly news.
I think the sun finally came out for about 20-25 mins. around dinner time. Other than that the rain was producing a full sheet of water running down my kitchen window, which means it was windy as well. I'll find out the details in about 40 mins. during the nightly news.
We had 4 inches, with flooding. But Fay isn't expected to move out of our area until tonight. We are expecting "gusty thunderstorms" today.
I remember that. In the 80s my husband and I were walking around the Village and the skies opened up. Seriously! When it rains there it really rains. We ducked into a coffee shop and got a coffee till it was over.
Aylaaenas_Evenwing
Adventurous
That's very common l in Britain. First time I went there nobody was wearing socks in their shoes. I wondered why. Then the rain began. The streets where covered in water. Then it hit me hahaah