Cool LA

Last summer I spent a week in San Jose and was amazed by the very cool weather. This year I am in East LA and exactly the same story. Sunny, breezy and high temperatures in the 60s. Almost too cool for short sleeves.

Wherever global warming is happening, it isn’t in California.

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39 Responses to Cool LA

  1. Nobama says:

    I pulled into East LA once… off the fwy in my car looking for some gas. Went to a gas station….. which had an armed guard, who took one look at me and told me to leave. He pointed the way to the nearest onramp and suggested I leave immediately, to avoid being shot.

  2. Perry says:

    An excellent article 7th June 2011 in Financial Post. Please take the time to read it

    http://opinion.financialpost.com/2011/04/07/climate-models-go-cold/

    David Evans consulted full-time for the Australian Greenhouse Office (now the Department of Climate Change) from 1999 to 2005, and part-time 2008 to 2010, modelling Australia’s carbon in plants, debris, mulch, soils, and forestry and agricultural products. He is a mathematician and engineer, with six university degrees, including a PhD from Stanford University in electrical engineering. The comments above were made to the Anti-Carbon-Tax Rally in Perth, Australia, on

    • P.J. says:

      Just read it … excellent article. It just goes to show how some people will cling to their theories, models, etc. in spite of evidence to the contrary.

  3. bill gannon says:

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  4. Lance says:

    Don’t you know hot weather only targets poor countries and wherever they are the most vunerable?

  5. GregGS says:

    LA weather has been great, here in Pedro, I’ve been keeping a sweater on till 11 and then putting it back on at 4 as the daily breeze kicks in.

  6. GregO says:

    My business in Arizona takes us to both Northern and Southern California on a regular basis and the Bay Area (San Jose / San Francisco) is cold and rainy and Southern California is as Steve has noted, way cool for this time of year. Summer in southern Cal is hot and it should be getting hot by now.

    As far as Arizona is concerned, this has been about the nicest spring I can remember. It is barely starting to break triple digits but the mornings and late afternoons are really nice.

  7. PhilJourdan says:

    I just came back from San Diego a couple of weeks ago. It was not warm enough for shorts! I thought it was just for my short stay. Apparently not since you are still getting the same weather (bu-bu-but it is not GLOBAL).

  8. Latitude says:

    The green killer: Scores of protected golden eagles dying after colliding with wind turbines

    California’s attempts to switch to green energy have inadvertently put the survival of the state’s golden eagles at risk.

    Scores of the protected birds have been dying each year after colliding with the blades of about 5,000 wind turbines.

    Now the drive for renewable power sources, such as wind and the sun, being promoted by President Obama and state Governor Jerry Brown has raised fears that the number of newborn golden eagles may not be able to keep pace with the number of turbine fatalities.

    The death count along the ridgelines of the Bay Area’s Altamount Pass Wind Resource Area has averaged 67 a year for three decades.

    The 200ft high turbines, which have been operating since the 1980s, lie in the heart of the grassy canyons that are home to one of the highest densities of nesting golden eagles in the US.

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1394945/The-green-killer-Scores-protected-golden-eagles-dying-colliding-wind-turbines.html#ixzz1ObwVNnZT

  9. D. King says:

    Best Mexican food on the planet…Enjoy!

  10. Andy WeissDC says:

    It’s “global wierding”! That’s any weather peer reviewed by climate experts and determined to be less than perfect.

  11. Curt says:

    Welcome to LA!

    Fundamentally, we’re still getting March weather in June here in LA, with cold fronts and rain storms coming through. March is my favorite month in LA, so I’m not complaining, but I’ve never seen this weather last anywhere near this late in the year, even when we have had a very wet rainy season.

  12. Ill wind blowing says:

    “Wherever global warming is happening, it isn’t in California.”

    An anomaly map would help. Please note that LA straddles the white zone which is -2C- +.2C. relative to 1951-1980. You may now look at the rest of the world. After all it’s known as Global Warming-as in G.L.O.B.A.L.

    http://data.giss.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/gistemp/do_nmap.py?year_last=2011&month_last=04&sat=4&sst=1&type=anoms&mean_gen=04&year1=2011&year2=2011&base1=1951&base2=1980&radius=1200&pol=reg

  13. papertiger says:

    Take two.

    The 10 degree C gradient jump is still well represented – in spirit if not in fact

  14. P.J. says:

    @Ill Wind: “An anomaly map will help you too P.J..”

    I actually posted four of them, but because I put the links all in the same post, it is still stuck in moderation hell 9 hours later. Paper Tiger posted two of them … have a look for yourself. The GISS anomoly maps are a farce.

    • P.J. says:

      P.S. If that doesn’t do it for you, just search this site by putting “GISS” in the search bar … there is plenty of reading to keep you busy.

  15. Amino Acids in Meteorites says:

    Leading Republican candidate is global warmer

    “I don’t speak for the scientific community, of course, but I believe the world is getting warmer. I believe humans contribute to that…….I think it’s important for us to reduce our emissions of pollutants and green house gases that may well be significant contributors to the climate change and global warming that you’re seeing,”, Mitt Romney

    http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/romney-i-believe-world-getting-warmer

  16. Andy WeissDC says:

    It doesn’t sound like the Republican base is panting with excitement over the Romney candidacy.

  17. PhilJourdan says:

    Ill wind blowing says:
    June 8, 2011 at 7:31 am
    “Sorry I get these confused, so is -2C – +.2C less than or greater than -20 F ? “
    When I said G.L.O.B.A..L. I forgot to mention that you keep the annual as well. For those who haven’t noticed, we live in both time and space.

    Eh, no. We live in space. Time is the progression of life, not its existance.

  18. Andy WeissDC says:

    The potential problem for passionate Republicans is that they will split their vote among several of the “exciting” candidates, leaving the field wide open for Romney (snore) with his big money and media backing.

    • suyts says:

      Correct. GOP leadership is in disarray. They need to pull their heads out, or they’ll be pulling defeat out of the jaws of victory.

  19. Amanduh says:

    WTF is going on! I live in Santa Monica and have my whole life and its freakin cold and overcast, as is today. We’ve been lucky to have a few days of warmer weather mixed in but doesn’t being up the average in my opinion.. blah and we got back from my husbands hometown, Miami in May and yea same, not as warm as remembered…

  20. Mike Davis says:

    I remember visiting different places in the LA basin since the 50s and encountered similar weather conditions during some summers. I recall waiting for the fog to burn off and carrying a jacket in case the wind was blowing off the ocean. I did not actually live there but visited relatives that lived there and vacationed there also. This sounds like the weather from the 70s and early 80s.

  21. Mike Davis says:

    Ill Wind Blowing:
    Your post remind me of the old saying I learned when studying computers many years ago: GIGO! The evidence you provide to support your claims are mostly based on Garbage inputs.

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