People Are So Desperate To Leave California

[NotYourBody]

Plenty and, the closer you are to the Pacific Coast the more humidity.

Are you saying humidity is a problem in SoCal?

 

[NotYourBody]

And that coupled with the inland heat is what causes June Gloom.

Don't forget the marine layer, which makes the mornings cool and gray, but burns off well before noon.

 

[Leo123]

Are you saying humidity is a problem in SoCal?

Maybe by the coast

 

[EvilCat Breath]

San Diego

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Maybe by the coast

I did live right on the beach. I'm about 5 miles inland now. I have never noticed any humidity. Not ever. I have never noticed any humidity in the valley. It can get brutal hot there. It's cold and cloudy with some drizzle once in awhile but that's just typical.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Minnesota has the climate people prefer. 4 seasons.

So does this area.

Too cold, too hot, too wet, and road construction. There is some overlap.

 

[Jarlaxle]

You can have the four seasons. I'll take the 70-80 degree temps during the day and 55-60 degrees at night, consistent all year. No freezing temps in the winter or hell-fire heat in the summer. No snow shoveling or paying for your driveway to be plowed all winter. No bugs, no heat, I don't even have A/C in my house and I don't need it. My electric bill is about $60 per month because I have solar on my roof which produces electricity all year long.

I laugh at people who say they like bad weather. Why? I've lived in both and there is no comparison to perfect weather every day.

Some people like winter. My uncle and his father do. My uncle skis. His father (living in South Dakota) loves ice fishing and snowmobiling.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Which is a good thing because they can't afford to come back. That's how fast California real estate appreciates.

how the hell do you know?....did you ever think that they left because they cant stand the way the place has become and dont want to come back?....

 

[Independent thinker]

No they don't. The illegals either find their own housing, live with relatives, or move out of state to be with other relatives.

LOL. You don't read the news much, do you?

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[gipper]

You can't change the weather in California, no matter how much you wish to do so. It is still perfect. No June gloom until September, liar! And why in Hell would you try to drive from LA to San Diego on a Friday night? I don't worry about parking because I take public transportation. And Phoenix weather is nothing close to SoCal weather, and we don't have humidity here. Are you sure you've lived here before because I've never heard someone make that mistake about the non-existant humidity in SoCal.

We were in Chula Vista two years ago and loved it. Weather was perfect nearly every day. Covid was the rage, but it didn’t stop us from doing what we wanted.

Our view of San Diego Bay out our front window.

 

[sartre play]

Houses cost a LOT in calif, so moving where its cheaper to buy makes sense, IF you have been priced out of the market.
OR those that don't care for the political leanings in Calif, those with a home to sell can move south.

Problem for those who live more mid or south is that those people jack up the housing costs for those who do live here.
Locals are being priced out of the market.
as the pay scale is way less,& rent is now way higher,
we have a growing amount of poor people & more are homeless.
WE are grateful to be home owners.
But the trend is killing the middle class.

 

[Winco]

My "excuse" is I'm retired and don't need the money. Your weak attempt at an insult fails again.

You are confusing facts with insults.
Too bad and sad that these facts have insulted you.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

California does too have four seasons, flood, fire, riot and earthquake.

 

[BS Filter]

If they're moving to Minnesota it better be anywhere other than the Twin Cities. They're third world shitholes now thanks to democrats.

 

[NotYourBody]

San Diego

U.S. seeing fewer migrants crossing border a week after Title 42's end

Many government officials had warned about the massive surge of migrants that would cross following the expiration of the order, but that has not been the case.

www.cbs8.com

 

[EvilCat Breath]

U.S. seeing fewer migrants crossing border a week after Title 42's end

Many government officials had warned about the massive surge of migrants that would cross following the expiration of the order, but that has not been the case.

www.cbs8.com

Of COURSE this is what the media is saying. The border is secure says the corrupt administration. The media bobbleheads non in agreement.

 

[NotYourBody]

Some people like winter. My uncle and his father do. My uncle skis. His father (living in South Dakota) loves ice fishing and snowmobiling.

To each his own, but do they like winter, or have they just adjusted to their climate? Ice fishing, snowmobiling and skiing are fun but the weather sucks!

 

[NotYourBody]

Of COURSE this is what the media is saying. The border is secure says the corrupt administration. The media bobbleheads non in agreement.

This is the same news source you quoted, dumbass.

 

[NotYourBody]

LOL. You don't read the news much, do you?

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The homeless here are not illegals you dumbass. They are mostly single white men and many are veterans. I deliver Meals on Wheels to some of them at these hotels. At least we attempt to care for these folks, instead of letting them rot.

 

[NotYourBody]

We were in Chula Vista two years ago and loved it. Weather was perfect nearly every day. Covid was the rage, but it didn’t stop us from doing what we wanted.

Our view of San Diego Bay out our front window.
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Glad you enjoyed your time here. I love this bay but it is changing. Right now a new Gaylord hotel is being built on the Chula Vista bay front. In addition, they are talking about building the largest soccer stadium in the country on the Chula Vista bay front.

First Floor of 22-Story Billion Dollar Resort Takes Shape on Chula Vista's Bayfront

The first floor of a 22-story $1.2 billion resort and convention center is taking shape on Chula Vista’s Bayfront.

www.nbcsandiego.com

For subscribers: Long-shot bid: Group pitches $2.5B MLS stadium and sports complex on Chula Vista Bayfront

Petra Development says it wants to privately finance and build an expansive sports and entertainment complex anchored by the nation's largest, soccer-specific stadium.

www.latimes.com