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15 Comments on Are you flying into San Diego this weekend? Weather forecast and be sure to wave
Jim, you are funny... .EAR MUFFS? I left mine in Chicago when I decided to make Southern California my home!
Jim, I was just looking at your weather! I guess I'll unpack the swim suit and the flip flops for the beach.
LOL! I thought 72 degrees was cold up here in Northern California! It's freezing where you are! LOL!
VERY FUNNY! I know people in SD, California have no concept of cold. Wish I could be there with my ear muffs.
OK Jim, ear muffs? Mittens? Hat? Wool socks? Did you forget to put a minus sign in front of those temps or something? I am cracking up here! LOL, don't EVER come here from October through about... oh... April! You CA people are killing me!
- sweater or jacket
- ear muffs
- mittens
- hat, cap, or hood
- wool socks
- long-sleeve shirts
- warm pants
Have a wonderful time, stay warm, avoid frostbite.. LOL, and learn lots!IT IS FREEZING HERE! I get SOOO cold at night! FOR SURE BRING EAR MUFFS AND MITTENS!!!
Thank goodness someone else needs earmuffs on the beach! :) Have a WONDERFUL time (sounds pretty cold to me, too)!
I'm thinking I could make ear muffs from a mink stole left to me by my grandmother. What do you think?
Jim,
You may as well be in Toronto. I thought it was hot there all the time.
Brian
Well you know Jim that does sound cold to me. I heard we'll be down into the low 70's but cheeze louis you guys will be in the 50's.
Janice - make me a pair of ear muffs out of that mink stole - that would be cool!
Hey, Jim. Look at you thinking ahead. What a great idea for a post. Thanks for sharing, Jim
PS. Thanks for the re-blog
Jim,
Wow, that's pretty chilly! I bet everyone going thought they'd have an opportunity to get away from the cold weather where they live. When you think Southern California, you think fun in the sun, not ear muffs! I'm sure you all will have a blast anyway.
LOL you are reminding me of the dingbat news caster that asked the meteorologist last winter when we had 3 inches of snow if it was a "blizzard" and to give some safe driving tips and safety items we should take along with us. I can't believe the moron answered like we actually were having a blizzard and living in the midwest with "dry food, bottled water, blankets, shovel, etc". Tell me, how many people in Las Vegas own a snow shovel??
I am not by any means calling you a dingbat or a moron, you are just making me giggle like a school girl like they did.
Jim, ear muffs? lol Sounds like you are from Miami or something :)
Hey, Folks.
Well, the weatherperson generally had it pretty right, except that it got a little hotter on Monday and Tuesday than what they were predicting.
It's kind of funny because when San Diego advertises itself, they always use the average days of sunshine and the average year-round daytime temperature. "Days" and "Daytime" are the key, because at night it can get very cold along the coast when the marine layer rolls in off the ocean, and inland it can get very cold when the desert winds arrive from the high deserts out of northern Arizona, Nevada, and southern Utah.
Sometimes, like once a decade or so, it actually snows down to the 1,000 foot level.