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Old 03-01-2009, 08:57 PM
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Question Weather in Mill Valley, CA
Hi! My husband and I are thinking about moving to Mill Valley, CA. We currently live in Venice, CA, which I love because of the warm summers. We lived in San Francisco for 2 years and I was miserable because of that darn fog... (turtleneck in July, anyone?). Can you please tell me what the weather is like all year round, but specifically in the summer in Mill Valley?
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Old 03-01-2009, 11:58 PM
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Summers? Low 80's and abundant sunshine. Winters are rainy, from November to April. San Francisco must be in the dictionary under "microclimates"; Marin County gets, very literally, twice the amount of rain compared to San Francisco, but much less fog.
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you would be happier up north in San Rafael from this perspective
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