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Weather, elsewhere, California: within ten years time no more beach boys, only sea boys (and girls)?
No more mild Mediterranean-type climate?
Where are the beaches (2036)?
But even in the Land of Sunshine, they were not immune to more traditional Christmas greetings, as this airmail letter from Santa Cruz addressed to my mother seems to show. December 1958...
Weather ... again
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Hotrodder
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Weather ... again
A few comments about the LA Times article.
1) "The other problem here, too, is that the very highest heat-index values I’m seeing are in Central and South Central L.A. where a number of people don’t have air conditioning at home,...."
Oh dear, how they must have suffered. I spent my first 23 years in a southern suburb of L.A. and I never entered a private home that had aircon. Only supermarkets, etc. and my grandfather's Thunderbird had it.
2) "L.A. County health officials urged people to be on the lookout for symptoms of heat stroke or heat exhaustion, such as dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat and confusion."
When I was there SMOG was the cause of that lot.
3) "Through Thursday, the weather service warned of significant beach erosion, coastal flooding of beaches and parking lots,"
I wonder how all those newfangled electric cars will get on sitting in saltwater.
1) "The other problem here, too, is that the very highest heat-index values I’m seeing are in Central and South Central L.A. where a number of people don’t have air conditioning at home,...."
Oh dear, how they must have suffered. I spent my first 23 years in a southern suburb of L.A. and I never entered a private home that had aircon. Only supermarkets, etc. and my grandfather's Thunderbird had it.
2) "L.A. County health officials urged people to be on the lookout for symptoms of heat stroke or heat exhaustion, such as dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat and confusion."
When I was there SMOG was the cause of that lot.
3) "Through Thursday, the weather service warned of significant beach erosion, coastal flooding of beaches and parking lots,"
I wonder how all those newfangled electric cars will get on sitting in saltwater.
On my headstone it will say: Please switch off mobile phones. I'm trying to get some sleep.