I read a lot of blog posts today, and quite a few of them were talking about the weather, showing me pictures of frozen water, snow-covered trees, and just generally trying to make me feel really cold even though I'm hundreds of miles away.

Well, vengeance is mine! Check out the following statistics for 2009, from Lindbergh Field, San Diego's official weather station. It looks like 2010 so far is wanting to give us more of the same so far.

1. The lowest temperature was 42°F, on January 5 and December 25.
2. The highest temperature was 98°F on April 20.
3. Highest rainfall in one day was December 7, with 1.56 inches.
4. Highest rainfall in a month was February, with 2.63 inches.
5. There were 164 consecutive days without measurable rain, June 17 through November 27. That streak tied for fourth longest in city history.
6. Highest wind speed was 43 miles per hour, on February 9 and December 7.

Looks like December 7 was a monsoon with 43 mph windws and 1.56 inches of rain!

For the record:

1. January is typically the wettest month, averaging 2.28 inches of rain. Only .08 of an inch fell in January 2009.
2. January 2009 saw 11 consecutive days with temperatures of 75°F or higher. Average high for January is 66°F.

We don't have a huge inventory of homes right now, but there are still good properties out there, so if you need to get out of the cold, rain, and snow, feel free to contact me and I'll help you find the right home for you and your family right here in San Diego, also known as Sand Diego and Sun Diego.

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If you have a cat, or used to have a cat,
and have a picture of the little darling, post it here.

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I'm available 24/7, so feel free to contact me by phone or email.

Jim Frimmer, Realtor
Century 21 Award Mission Valley
California DRE License #01458572
619-729-5701
jimfrimmer@century21award.com
Mission Valley Condos Information

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