Oh yeah. My sister lived in San Jose, Aptos, and SF (not at the same time though :). Every time I would come for a visit I brought the wrong clothes. It was either 40 and I had nothing but, or 90 and I had nothing but sweaters. Grrr.

SF is really a great city though. She'd still be there if it wasn't so damn expensive. Her rent for a 1 room effeciancy was more than my current mortgage. Yikes.

>By the way the reason it is so cold in San Francisco is due to the fog as I am sure you know. We deploy fog just to annoy the tourists. They come from all over the world prepared for summer with shorts and hats. Hehehe. Then we hit them with a fog bank! Just watch the tourists run!
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>You can always tell a native San Franciscan – they are the ones that always wear a coat – even if it is in the 90’s! Man, it is hard to break old habits. Hot weather will last for up to three days and then goes away. We should have tourist alerts for San Francisco – how to dress for the day or hour.
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>Just go ten miles north and it will be 15-25 degrees warmer on a summer day. During winter San Francisco is normally warmer than the surrounding areas. When the wind blows in from the east we get temperatures like 110 and that is not good for us as air conditioning is not common at peoples homes. With all the fog who needs it? :)
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>On a typical summer day San Jose will be 85 and San Francisco 68. My sister-in-law was visiting us and complained that 85 was too warm. She was here for one week and complained every day. She went to Los Angeles to see another sister and when her plane landed we got a call from my nephew that she had landed. My nephew said, "It is 116 right now"! I said, "Ask your aunt if San Jose is too hot"! :) I am not a nice person but I am honest! :)
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>We have had several Christmas days with temperatures of 72. Our weather is "interesting". Just wait five minutes and it will be different. :)
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>>>>>Well, it is very cold here in the San Francisco Bay Area
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>>>>You meen it gets warm there at some point. :) I spent a 4th of July weekend there once, I don't think it ever got over 45.
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>>>My grandfather told me it got up to 46 one July 4th day when he was a boy. That must have been the record! :)
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>>lol.