I thought you were in san clemente?It's 36 degrees (says Pendleton) at 7:16 AM.
you really don't pay attention.........across the road, Pendleton is our neighbor. Their weather is my weather. I am the furthest south you can go in O.C and across the road is San Diego County. Remember, I said COUNTY, not CITY......there's a difference.I thought you were in san clemente?
You still can't understand the concept of micro climates. " Across the road" can have differences in temperatures. Especially when " across the road" is really a few miles or over the hill. Right now the WC is reporting Pendleton at 46 and Clemente at 56. Big difference there. But I guess to you it is the same difference.you really don't pay attention.........across the road, Pendleton is our neighbor. Their weather is my weather. I am the furthest south you can go in O.C and across the road is San Diego County. Remember, I said COUNTY, not CITY......there's a difference.
This area (to me) has the most moderate climate of all. I don't put up with extreme dryness or extreme humidity and we can still eat al fresco without sharing with bugs.
Im sorry.....my 'right now' (when asked) was a little past 7 this morning.....yes, it's about 46 now at 8:35 am.You still can't understand the concept of micro climates. " Across the road" can have differences in temperatures. Especially when " across the road" is really a few miles or over the hill. Right now the WC is reporting Pendleton at 46 and Clemente at 56. Big difference there. But I guess to you it is the same difference.
What's the temp in Clemente just across the road?To satisfy your weather fetish, we are moving steadily upward to a predicted high of 75 for today. It is sunny right now.
Here, you can check for yourself anytime you want...
http://www.usairnet.com/weather/forecast/camp pendleton,california/
What is that in TOS degrees?
Know your sources.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Climate_Depot
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Of course, everything av8tor says can be traced back to talking points. He mentions Antarctic sea ice, refuses to address Antarctic land ice.
There is a fairly comprehensive rebuttal to the talking points here:
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Interesting, av8torntn has the same talking points as Ted Cruz:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2014/02/20/cruz-to-cnn-global-warming-not-supported-by-data/
Of course, everything av8tor says can be traced back to talking points. He mentions Antarctic sea ice, refuses to address Antarctic land ice.
There is a fairly comprehensive rebuttal to the talking points here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/1yls9v/cruz_to_cnn_global_warming_not_supported_by_data/