Where is the "indian summer" in SF?

[andyadhi01]

Originally Posted by Gentoo

I'm pointing out the fact that the coastal marine layer isn't just a SF thing.

Good to know that you get your share of the misery too

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by andyadhi01

Good to know that you get your share of the misery too

[Taboo2]

Originally Posted by Gentoo

I love when heat waves end in the Bay Area. It's sudden so right when you're sick of the heat, there's relief.

BTW Andy, the part of San Diego I'm currently in is also having persistent marine layer so if you want clear sunny skies most of the time you need to GO INLAND!

I love it because usually that means Fire Season is over. Every October you have to wonder if it will happen again.

[Hwy phantom]

It was another warm sunny weekend in SF for all the whiners, here's the forecast for the next few days.

San Francisco, CA 94101 Change Location
Mon
81°

Mostly Sunny Tue
87°

Sunny Wed
80°

Mostly Sunny Thu
72°

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by Hwy phantom

It was another warm sunny weekend in SF for all the whiners, here's the forecast for the next few days.

San Francisco, CA 94101 Change Location
Mon
81°

Mostly Sunny Tue
87°

Sunny Wed
80°

Mostly Sunny Thu
72°

Almost made it up there this last week. Glad I didn't actually as it's been cooler in SD than the Bay Area in a range I like it. So to those who thought it can't get warm there, it does. Didn't think it would happen this year but even in a record cool year, the Bay Area is no stranger to warm spells.

[04kL4nD]

Gorgeous again in the City today

Love October weather in the Bay

[GraysFerryB4]

I'm from Philly and we go to San Fran every June for a week and although I yearn for the warmer end of the spectrum when I'm there, it wouldn't be SF if I didnt have to break out the North Face stuff in June. Its just part of what I expect and I've grown to love it; especially seeing the fog roll in about 4 over the Golden Gate. We go to new restaurants or stroll the Castro and its kind of what San Fran is. Lil cold when we bike the hills but for 2 guys from the east coast, we keep coming back!

[jeffredo]

Originally Posted by andyadhi01

No! Berkeley is significantly warmer than SF if you look at the averages:

Average Weather for Berkeley, CA - Temperature and Precipitation

Average Weather for San Francisco, CA - Temperature and Precipitation

Why not argue with facts for a change instead of giving opinions???

There isn't a dime's worth of difference between Noe Valley and the UC area of Berkeley:

Average Weather for San Francisco, CA - Temperature and Precipitation

Average Weather for Berkeley, CA - Temperature and Precipitation

Nice cherry picking of zip codes you have there. The west side of town is cooler and grayer than the east side - no big surprise when you're looking at microclimates on the California Coast - and yes, I know those are a foreign concept to a southern plains dweller like yourself. And the weather here can varying greatly from one year to the next. You've been here less than one year and it was a fairly wet one. The previous four or five have been drought years and have had corresponding effects on the local climate (much less rain, more hot days). When you live here a few more years you might be able to comment with some credibility, until then you're speaking out of ignorance. I will admit, the closer you are to the water on the central and northern coast the more likely you are to often experience a marine layer. That doesn't mean the weather sucks. I'll take cool gray over sweltering heat (and in the case of Uninhabitable... I mean Texas - humidity). If you can't handle the marine layer, that's what BART is for and Walnut Creek and Concord are >>>>>

[andyadhi01]

The SF Indian summer has started with a permanent fog blanket-

[NorCal Dude]

Originally Posted by andyadhi01

The SF Indian summer has started with a permanent fog blanket-

Yea man I flew back in to SFO from Honolulu a few weeks ago. it was rugged. The whole coast. Gotta say though, inland we have been enjoying the temporary or possibly changing climate. Past three years have been great.