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BigmanPigman

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6. I'm in Hillcrest by the DMV

Reply to sdfernando (Reply #4)

Wed Jul 5, 2023, 10:21 PM

Jul 2023

and it is perfect for me!! I hope it stays like this. Once the concrete and roads in the city absorb all the heat there isn't much of a cool-down, not enough to last very long into the daytime anyway. The costs for electricity just about kills me (I am on a very limited income) so if I can save $$$ and use Mother Nature instead of window fans and A/C I am glad, glad, glad.

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record low temps posted this morning in SO CAL! [View all] msongs Jul 2023 OP

we have yet to hit 70 here on the coast, up the road a bit from LA.... bahboo Jul 2023 #1

I'm in Hillcrest right at the borderline with North Park sdfernando Jul 2023 #4

I'm in Hillcrest by the DMV BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #6

We are close. sdfernando Jul 2023 #7

Better than roasting ... Auggie Jul 2023 #2

We are in for a week of sun and 110 degrees. We are use to in the desert. MLAA Jul 2023 #3

GOOD!!! I hope it stays this way. BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #5

i was in the 1976 drought and so called energy crisis . i still AllaN01Bear Jul 2023 #9

I think a lot have, especially the watering of lawns. BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #11

57 overnite and 51 @ 0630 AllaN01Bear Jul 2023 #8

They gifted their heat to other places? LiberalFighter Jul 2023 #10