raccoon
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Thu Dec-02-10 09:25 AM
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I only like temperatures between about 60 degrees and 80 degrees F and low humidity. |
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Is there anyplace where it’s like this all the time, other than Hawaii?
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Thu Dec-02-10 09:27 AM
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1. This is why there are 37 million people in California |
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Edited on Thu Dec-02-10 09:43 AM by Richardo
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raccoon
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Thu Dec-02-10 09:31 AM
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2. You mean the LA area? nt |
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Thu Dec-02-10 09:41 AM
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4. Pretty much anywhere within 50 miles of the coastline from Crescent City to San Diego |
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Thu Dec-02-10 10:42 AM
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5. That is why I live somewhere in that... |
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Pretty much anywhere within 50 miles of the coastline from Crescent City to San Diego. ..about half way, I'd say..
We get a runaway once in a while...but the temps always find their way home..sooner than later.
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Thu Dec-02-10 12:50 PM
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7. That's one of the drawbacks |
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37 million people, earthquakes, smog.
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Thu Dec-02-10 09:31 AM
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3. Cross Louisiana off your list. n/t |
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Thu Dec-02-10 12:24 PM
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6. Hawai'i is actually rather humid |
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fortunately the trade winds usually keep it from getting sticky and muggy. Also, highs are in the mid- to upper 80s most of the year.
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