On Fri, 8 Apr 2016 18:19:46 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

> On 2016-04-08 2:29 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> > Why would anyone driving in SF even need heat in a car???
> > You two must be a couple of tomato juice blood wusses.
> > http://www.sftodo.com/sanfranciscoweather.html
> >
>
> I was chilly in SF when I was there. To be perfectly honest, if it were
> to have got to 50-60 F here today I would have been thrilled and would
> be driving around with the windows open. When I was in SF last fall I
> had made to stops on the way from Monterey. It had been round 100F in
> Monterey and Elkorn Slough and then it was about 104 in Big Basin where
> there were huge redwood forests. It was about two hours from there to
> SF and the and about 50 degrees colder.. and damp.

Dressing in layers is the only way to enjoy SF, because the
temperature (and fog situation) can change drastically depending on
the time of day and which area you are around the City. My house is
on the foggy side of town.

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sf

"sf" > wrote in message
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> On Fri, 8 Apr 2016 18:19:46 -0400, Dave Smith
> > wrote:
>
>> On 2016-04-08 2:29 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>
>> > Why would anyone driving in SF even need heat in a car???
>> > You two must be a couple of tomato juice blood wusses.
>> > http://www.sftodo.com/sanfranciscoweather.html
>> >
>>
>> I was chilly in SF when I was there. To be perfectly honest, if it were
>> to have got to 50-60 F here today I would have been thrilled and would
>> be driving around with the windows open. When I was in SF last fall I
>> had made to stops on the way from Monterey. It had been round 100F in
>> Monterey and Elkorn Slough and then it was about 104 in Big Basin where
>> there were huge redwood forests. It was about two hours from there to
>> SF and the and about 50 degrees colder.. and damp.
>
> Dressing in layers is the only way to enjoy SF, because the
> temperature (and fog situation) can change drastically depending on
> the time of day and which area you are around the City. My house is
> on the foggy side of town.

When I lived in Alameda, I don't recall ever turning on the heat in my
house. I wore short or 3/4 sleeves year round but did have a lightweight
shirt jacket that I needed on occasion when I was outside.

But when we went to SF, I learned to bring at least a sweatshirt with me as
it could get colder there.

On 2016-04-09 3:33 AM, sf wrote:

> Dressing in layers is the only way to enjoy SF, because the
> temperature (and fog situation) can change drastically depending on
> the time of day and which area you are around the City. My house is
> on the foggy side of town.

You must be near the bridge they claim is there. We tried to get a look
at it several times, but all I saw was fog.

On Sat, 9 Apr 2016 09:23:01 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

> On 2016-04-09 3:33 AM, sf wrote:
>
> > Dressing in layers is the only way to enjoy SF, because the
> > temperature (and fog situation) can change drastically depending on
> > the time of day and which area you are around the City. My house is
> > on the foggy side of town.
>
> You must be near the bridge they claim is there. We tried to get a look
> at it several times, but all I saw was fog.
>
>
Ha! That must have been a particularly foggy day. Fog comes in all
sorts of ways, my favorite is when it flows under the GG Bridge like a
river of fog.
http://watchbg.ucoz.com/snimki/movie...th-fog3-1-.jpg

From 280 you can see the fog bank peeking over the coastal mountains
and there's a low spot (gap) where the fog spills through like a
waterfall. Love it!
http://lifehacker.com/5941133/answer...iew-of-the-fog

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sf

On 4/9/2016 4:58 PM, sf wrote:
> On Sat, 9 Apr 2016 09:23:01 -0400, Dave Smith
> > wrote:
>
>> On 2016-04-09 3:33 AM, sf wrote:
>>
>>> Dressing in layers is the only way to enjoy SF, because the
>>> temperature (and fog situation) can change drastically depending on
>>> the time of day and which area you are around the City. My house is
>>> on the foggy side of town.
>>
>> You must be near the bridge they claim is there. We tried to get a look
>> at it several times, but all I saw was fog.
>>
>>
> Ha! That must have been a particularly foggy day. Fog comes in all
> sorts of ways, my favorite is when it flows under the GG Bridge like a
> river of fog.
> http://watchbg.ucoz.com/snimki/movie...th-fog3-1-.jpg

Stunning!

> From 280 you can see the fog bank peeking over the coastal mountains
> and there's a low spot (gap) where the fog spills through like a
> waterfall. Love it!
> http://lifehacker.com/5941133/answer...iew-of-the-fog


Wow, bookmarked straight into my vacation folder, thanks sf!