San Francisco temps - variable? You bet!
#25
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Drove from the Peninsula to Marin around 1 p.m. The sun didn't come out at all until we reached Corte Madera. Left there around 3:30 -- the sun went in before Sausalito and we reached home without ever seeing it again. It's cold and generally nasty.
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We were going to go into the City for dinner tonight - but decided not to at the last minute. Don't want to experience cold, fog, wind, at the beginning of summer. I changed from shorts into jeans about mid-day..
Watched a Nexflix for our evening's entertainment tonight. Tomorrow's forcast doen't hold hope.
I remember lots of Memorial day wash-outs in the past 34 years.
Stu Dudley
Watched a Nexflix for our evening's entertainment tonight. Tomorrow's forcast doen't hold hope.
I remember lots of Memorial day wash-outs in the past 34 years.
Stu Dudley
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Variable about says it. And of course the weather in SF is not just variable from day to day, but as has been alluded to above, on the same day it can vary by 30 degrees in 20 miles.
That is, SF itself can be a foggy, windy, cold 60 degrees and if you drive 20- 30 miles in any direction you just may find it is sunny and 90 degrees - in Sonoma (north), Palo Alto (south), or Orinda (east), for example. (Well actually "any direction" may not be quite correct, as I have never tried driving 20 miles due west of SF.)
When I used to live in Palo Alto there were many summer days I spent lounging by the pool in baking hot weather and then, when I drove the 30 miles up to the city to walk around GG Park or the Marina with friends, put on a down vest to survive the fog!
That is, SF itself can be a foggy, windy, cold 60 degrees and if you drive 20- 30 miles in any direction you just may find it is sunny and 90 degrees - in Sonoma (north), Palo Alto (south), or Orinda (east), for example. (Well actually "any direction" may not be quite correct, as I have never tried driving 20 miles due west of SF.)
When I used to live in Palo Alto there were many summer days I spent lounging by the pool in baking hot weather and then, when I drove the 30 miles up to the city to walk around GG Park or the Marina with friends, put on a down vest to survive the fog!
#30
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No surprise why they sell so many sweatshirts at the Wharf.
Everyone I knew in the late 70s owned a down vest to wear in the summer in SF. We played volleyball in GG park wearing down vests.
Ugly & gloomy today so far. Forecast is for gloom all day.
Stu Dudley
Everyone I knew in the late 70s owned a down vest to wear in the summer in SF. We played volleyball in GG park wearing down vests.
Ugly & gloomy today so far. Forecast is for gloom all day.
Stu Dudley
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OMG, the weather was terrible in SF this past weekend. I was expecting 60sF during the day; but it was more like low to mid-50sF with wind gusts of 20mph and foggy, cloudy every day. I was so happy to come home this morning to sunny Boston with temps in the 70sF!



