And Finally...a Travel Tip
Aug. 22nd, 2006 06:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aamusedinatxSan Francisco and the Bay Area in general is subject to what we call micro-climates. Down south, where ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
another_voyeur and lifehiker live, can run 15-30 degrees warmer than where I am many days. They will have days of clear sunshine, while I'm socked in with fog.
Mark Twain once said "The coldest winter I ever spent was an August in San Francisco."
He wasn't kidding.
Today's high, 78 degrees. I was sweating when I came home. Today's low was 52. This morning the fog was so thick I could barely see across the street. In Berkeley it didn't burn off until nearly 11am. Tonight, at 7pm(ish) it is already streaming in across the Golden Gate. In another hour I will be once again shrouded in damp cool fog.
minofsin06 sent me this little 'toon and gave me a very hearty laugh in the middle of a very busy day! Thanks Min! I needed that:
another_voyeur and lifehiker live, can run 15-30 degrees warmer than where I am many days. They will have days of clear sunshine, while I'm socked in with fog.Mark Twain once said "The coldest winter I ever spent was an August in San Francisco."
He wasn't kidding.
Today's high, 78 degrees. I was sweating when I came home. Today's low was 52. This morning the fog was so thick I could barely see across the street. In Berkeley it didn't burn off until nearly 11am. Tonight, at 7pm(ish) it is already streaming in across the Golden Gate. In another hour I will be once again shrouded in damp cool fog.
minofsin06 sent me this little 'toon and gave me a very hearty laugh in the middle of a very busy day! Thanks Min! I needed that:
