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Just ignore him. Eddie Lying, dog-faced Slow Pony Soldier is an ignorant troll. You could link him to a dozen sites that say the same thing and he'd still turn himself into a pretzel trying to prove you wrong--a typical democrat.I lived in california until 2017. I lived in Dana pt, Temecula, 29 Palms, Benicia. I have worked in Seattle, off and on in Phoenix. And of course, trips to Las Vegas.
In this thread, when someone stated that the Sacramento river dumped into the Pacific Ocean causing fog cause the water is 100°F I was able to correct them. I showed my knowledge explaining that the Sacramento river was 50 miles away from the Pacific ocean, and that the Bay of San Fransisco is 50°F. I also said that was not fog, but a Marine Layer which is formed by a process that is very much the opposite way fog is formed.
I engaged everyone here with respect and professionalism. The trolls which was one or two, three when I include you I did not insult in return, although I did respond with humor.
Nothing in my OP is not true, it is pure fact.
I appreciate you posting in my OP, without people like you attempting to disparage my OP it certainly would be a bit more dull and I am not have ever stepped up my game to be deadly accurate with my OP.
California is a diverse state, the climate is so different in so many places. I loved living on Red Mountain, east of Temecula, in the foothills of Mt. Jacinto. I could see Mt Palomar, Fallbrook, the Ortegas, San Bernardino mountains.
I lived kind of in a canyon ravine where the California Oak trees found enough water near the seasonal creek, seasonal being the few times it rained.
People are lucky to live in California, a shame such shit politicians are destroying much of California with so many government projects which are pure greed and corruption.
Fallacy, my knowledge is great, period.
You used a hasty generalization fallacy, which invalidates your explanation above.I lived in california until 2017. I lived in Dana pt, Temecula, 29 Palms, Benicia. I have worked in Seattle, off and on in Phoenix. And of course, trips to Las Vegas.
In this thread, when someone stated that the Sacramento river dumped into the Pacific Ocean causing fog cause the water is 100°F I was able to correct them. I showed my knowledge explaining that the Sacramento river was 50 miles away from the Pacific ocean, and that the Bay of San Fransisco is 50°F. I also said that was not fog, but a Marine Layer which is formed by a process that is very much the opposite way fog is formed.
I engaged everyone here with respect and professionalism. The trolls which was one or two, three when I include you I did not insult in return, although I did respond with humor.
Nothing in my OP is not true, it is pure fact.
I appreciate you posting in my OP, without people like you attempting to disparage my OP it certainly would be a bit more dull and I am not have ever stepped up my game to be deadly accurate with my OP.
California is a diverse state, the climate is so different in so many places. I loved living on Red Mountain, east of Temecula, in the foothills of Mt. Jacinto. I could see Mt Palomar, Fallbrook, the Ortegas, San Bernardino mountains.
I lived kind of in a canyon ravine where the California Oak trees found enough water near the seasonal creek, seasonal being the few times it rained.
People are lucky to live in California, a shame such shit politicians are destroying much of California with so many government projects which are pure greed and corruption.
Fallacy, my knowledge is great, period.
You are full of shit trolling my OP otherwise you could offer some sort of fact other than coming in here insulting me and calling me names.You used a hasty generalization fallacy, which invalidates your explanation above.
I said you used a hasty generalization fallacy: using an infrequent occurence to generate a non-existent pattern.You are full of shit trolling my OP otherwise you could offer some sort of fact other than coming in here insulting me and calling me names.
I say you are a bit of a stalker and did not like how I kicked your ass in the politics threads so when you saw my user name while looking at the topics, you came in here to exact your petty revenge by trolling my OP. You certainly did not post a commentary that explained a damn thing showing my OP to be a fallacy.
Fallacy, mistaken belief? I posted temperatures. Pure fact, no fallacy. So step up. If you cant, that makes me real happy, for it validates my OP.
A person who attacks the messenger is a person who is always wrong.
Actually it is trolling. You have no knowledge of the weather in California.I said you used a hasty generalization fallacy: using an infrequent occurence to generate a non-existent pattern.
You did.
That is not trolling or slurring you.
Give us more examples.
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“The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco” Mark Twain
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hahahahah, now the Slow Horse appears, the troll.Of course I know the weather in California.
You were rebuked for your errors and your rudeness.
You will always be subject to correction.
There is something mighty fishy going on. I am hearing all these high temperatures but when I check the temperature in San Fransisco they have what must be a record low. It will be 50 degrees in San Fransisco tonight. Cities are mini hotspots.
It is obvious, the news is only reporting weather stations which are located just off the runway of an International airport or Death Valley.
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| High °F | Low °F | High °C | Low °C | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 58 | 47 | January | 14 | 8 |
| 60 | 48 | February | 16 | 9 |
| 62 | 49 | March | 17 | 9 |
| 63 | 50 | April | 17 | 10 |
| 64 | 51 | May | 18 | 11 |
| 67 | 53 | June | 19 | 12 |
| 66 | 54 | July | 19 | 12 |
| 68 | 56 | August | 20 | 13 |
| 70 | 56 | September | 21 | 13 |
| 70 | 54 | October | 21 | 12 |
| 64 | 51 | November | 18 | 10 |
| 58 | 47 | December | 14 | 8 |
| 64 | 51 | Year | 18 | 11 |
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You are not arguing with me, you are not proving me wrong. This is not something I made up. You are disagreeing with science. You are disagreeing with hundreds, if not thousands of scientists and professors.California doesn’t have a separate climate, it has weather.
California is one of the few places where five major climate types occur in close proximity. Here, the Desert, Cool Interior, Highland, and Steppe climates border a smaller region of Mediterranean climate.
Are you aware of the location and elevation of Half-Dome? I note with some amusement that you haven't posted anything from Sacramento? Fresno? Bakersfield? San Jose? Redding? Auburn? Placerville? Modesto? Stockton? San Bernadino? Victorville? Palm Springs?I just looked up a place a 150 miles from the coast, cold there as well. It will be 50 in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Californians have plenty of places to downright freeze this summer. You could die of hypothermia from the coast to the mountains in california.
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hahahahahah10-year temperature averages for San Francisco, 2010 to 2019
High °F Low °F High °C Low °C 58 47 January 14 8 60 48 February 16 9 62 49 March 17 9 63 50 April 17 10 64 51 May 18 11 67 53 June 19 12 66 54 July 19 12 68 56 August 20 13 70 56 September 21 13 70 54 October 21 12 64 51 November 18 10 58 47 December 14 8 64 51 Year 18 11
San Francisco CA Average Temperatures by Month - Current Results
Detailed temperature information for San Francisco, California with statistics on average monthly highs and lows plus number of days with hot or cold weather.
What looks more likely to be fishy would be your recollections and/or knowledge of typical San Francisco weather. The city is not a hotspot.
Except..he never said that...or wrote it:"The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco." Mark Twain
I have seen the graphics posted in other threads, I have watched, the weather, where they use a graphic with huge bands of red/danger/heat covering the entire area of California. Much of that area is literally cold, in comparison to the heat inland.Your thread seems a bit pointless, to me. Perhaps you could elucidate as to why the temp in SF matters..and as to how it applies to anything globally?
Yes, everyone has an opinion, it is a shame Mark Twain is not here to clarify this. Either way, the Marine Layer is not rare occurrence or a new occurrence.Except..he never said that...or wrote it:
How wintry Mark Twain's summer was in San Francisco?
Even if the quote is suspect, we have to wonder, especially in a season this frigidwww.sfexaminer.com
Unfortunately, Twain's twin prose, “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco,” has long been considered fictitious by San Francisco history buffs and literary scholars alike.
The ruling was even reached in one of a series of mock trials held in real City Hall court rooms by the San Francisco Court of Historical Review and Appeals in the late 1970s and early 1980s to set the record straight on the city’s history — with a hearty sense of humor, the LA Times reported in 1985.
Other sources have gone on to discredit the popular San Francisco pondering from one of American literature's most legendary figures. In 2002, Snopes deemed the attribution false. Again, in 2012, Anchor Brewing published a blog post tracing the closest tepid reference to weather found in Twain’s correspondence and writings. In a letter from 1880, also mentioned by Snopes, the writer penned a friend, congratulating him for receiving placement away from Paris, which Twain deemed “Paris the cold, Paris the drizzly, Paris the rainy, Paris the Damnable.”
I see..you take exception to the generalization being painted? You must recognize, that although these graphs don't have asterisks for every 6,000ft peak...or a 15 miles wide intercostal band, that the graphs are generally correct, right?I have seen the graphics posted in other threads, I have watched, the weather, where they use a graphic with huge bands of red/danger/heat covering the entire area of California. Much of that area is literally cold, in comparison to the heat inland.
The graphics are dishonest, a deliberate lie, pure propaganda meant to scare people so that they believe we must build inefficient Wind Turbines and Solar panels to somehow cool the planet.
That is why the temperature in San Fransisco is important, they are lying about how hot it is when they show big bands of red across the entire state of California.
In your OP you said, and I quote, "Cities are mini hotspots."hahahahahah
Crick, how do you reason that my OP describes a hotspot? Crick, you better check and see if this where you meant to make this post.
Super hot wave this weekend, record highs, troll sisterhahahahah, now the Slow Horse appears, the troll.
You rebuked me and showed errors? Simply by stating so. If a DemoRAT dictates, then all shall kneel before the tyrant.
Rude, how about quoting that post.
Errors, how about a link or a comment that shows the error
I corrected you, concisely.
Troll on brother
