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With Temps in the 50s LA Freaks out

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volvotom
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Jan 14 2013 4:20PM
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Ski_the_east01
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Consequently, New England is also freaking out about 50 degree weather
Jan 14 2013 4:21PM
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ryano
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oh its soo true.

californians are the biggest pussies ever.
Jan 14 2013 4:23PM
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volvotom
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They literally go nuts when it drizzles with "Stormwatch" coverage. Looking for a video of that.
Jan 14 2013 4:27PM
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ryano
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its terrible.. they go from driving like maniacs going 80 on the interstate. to going 40 because the roads are a little wet.
Jan 14 2013 4:29PM
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Huck_Norris
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I was facepalming so hard throughout that whole thing. 

The guy at the end with the hoodie, gloves and jacket acting like it was -30 had me chuckling fo sho.  Soccer practice needed gloves and hats??  Really??? 

Jan 14 2013 4:37PM
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ryano
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no. Fahrenheit.
Jan 14 2013 4:42PM
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bo0b
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Plus 12 degrees hahaha
Jan 14 2013 4:44PM
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ryano
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oh sorry. i read that wrong. i thought you were asking if it was in F or C..

its about 5 to 10 Celsius
Jan 14 2013 4:44PM
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stickski
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I think he's asking for a conversion.. unfortunately I dont know it..
Jan 14 2013 4:46PM
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.Hugo.
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Jesus christ. It was almost -20 here last night
Jan 14 2013 4:49PM
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Stickity
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pussies. mid 50s calls for shorts and flipflops
Jan 14 2013 4:50PM
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FuckAllOfYou
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bitch i was glad it was in the 20's this winter
Jan 14 2013 4:51PM
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volvotom
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No one from Southern California who has not lived elsewhere can even comprehend what that would be like.
Jan 14 2013 4:52PM
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Stickity
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that sounds miserable. i wouldn't be able to tolerate summer if it didn't get to at least 70 F
Jan 14 2013 4:54PM
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Ryan.Street
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That's like summer weather in the Midwest
Jan 14 2013 4:56PM
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.Hugo.
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I know haha. The high today was 3 and I was wearing a sweatshirt, baseball cap and jeans. No gloves or anything haha
Jan 14 2013 4:56PM
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volvotom
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Supposed to be back in the 70s by Wednesday.
Jan 14 2013 5:04PM
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DizzyG
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Ha! I was in Fraser  last night and it was a low of -20, and last week one night was -30, it was ridiculous. Also the high was 1, LA is hilarious.
Jan 14 2013 5:14PM
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MNS
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threads
Jan 14 2013 5:14PM
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Dan.
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Dog sweaters are very fucking important
Jan 14 2013 5:21PM
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monkatizer
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it was 55 in ny yesterday and i went for a decently long bike ride with shorts and a t shirt on when there was snow on the ground....
Jan 14 2013 5:24PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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It's -39 right now, and I'm wearing jeans, a crew sweater, vans low tops, and a toque. Pusssies.
Jan 14 2013 5:30PM
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LoathesRaisins
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I think it got to 2 last night in the mountains here in california
Jan 14 2013 5:50PM
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jimmer
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southern*
Jan 14 2013 5:54PM
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Piste.Off
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Its been a cozy 7 degrees today. 50 is t shirt weather.
Jan 14 2013 5:58PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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If it was 50 here I'd be taking the dirt bike out.
Jan 14 2013 6:03PM
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Rachy
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Yes, laugh. It's funny.

But at the same time, let's not forget the 50,000 homeless people, the poor families that cant afford to turn on their heaters or dont even have heaters, and the farmers who are working their asses off to keep their crops from freezing.

Homes in Los Angeles are not built for this. It got down to a nice 40 degrees last night in my friends loft. You bet your ass I was cold. I keep my apartment in Mammoth a nice 68 degrees.
Jan 14 2013 6:06PM
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Dan.
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Simon's not a bitch, we biked 5 miles to Level 1 this morning and he hung out in the backpack without even a shiver. meanwhile I couldn't even squeeze my brakes.
Jan 14 2013 6:13PM
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volvotom
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Ya, I was in mammoth last weekend and I think Saturday it was -10 when we left for the mountain. Also with agriculture being the states second largest export (technology is the first) I'm sure a lot of farm workers were up late the past week keeping the giant fans on to prevent the frost from collecting on the crops (these are awesome to watch running).
Jan 14 2013 6:14PM
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JakeAssBeatClap
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I lived in colorado for 4 years before moving back to california, it has been cold here relatively. Like we live in this bubble and get so used to it that when it drops under that bubble you really feel it. I was in whistler for a week a month ago and it feels colder today in california than it did in the morning there.

but yeah fuck the news in california its all really gay
Jan 14 2013 6:20PM
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Bogs
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yeah, because it's not like homeless people and poor people exist in much colder places in the world or anything. does suck for the farmers, though, you're right about that.
Jan 14 2013 6:24PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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You've had an extra pair of gloves this whole time?!
Jan 14 2013 6:26PM
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TheHamburglar
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this

driving up to bear after a recent couple inches of snow was fucking chaos. even when it drizzles all hell breaks loose on the freeways
Jan 14 2013 6:27PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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Not defending them overly, but the tires on a lot of their cars suck even in water. They hydroplane so easily if the don't have grooves that go linear all the way around the tire.
Jan 14 2013 6:29PM
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Stickity
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Jan 14 2013 6:29PM
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Rachy
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Other places typically have resources for these people. The homeless in Minneapolis had 5 sweaters and gloves and hats. We did donations every year for extra winter gear. In LA they have shorts and a windbreakers. And in places much colder, the homes are typically insulated, or there are wood burning stoves or breaks/discounts on gas heat and so forth. LA does not have these resources.

Different places are structured for different conditions. If Minneapolis got a 10 foot storm, the city would shut down for days. In Mammoth we have no trouble keeping things clear and making it safe. In LA, the houses may be built for earthquakes, but they are not built for cooler temperatures.


Jan 14 2013 6:33PM
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ForeverYung
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It was 50 when I walked home today, I changed from jeans to shorts when I got home.
Jan 14 2013 6:33PM
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act.resist
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hahahaha
Jan 14 2013 6:38PM
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Bogs
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yeah, but i doubt many people would choose being homeless in milwaukee over LA. being from a place where 55 degrees in january is very warm it just sounds silly
Jan 14 2013 6:44PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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you can't beat a woman in an argument. wait..
Jan 14 2013 6:50PM
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act.resist
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its not that cold. they're not gonna die. maybe if it were 30 degrees it'd be a little more unsettling. but its most likely going to pass soon anyways.
Jan 14 2013 6:57PM
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ryano
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this. they'll just have some uncomfortable sleep for a few nights.. not like they actually have comfortable sleep anyways..


san diego is chalked full of homeless. its awful.
Jan 14 2013 7:02PM
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Joonas
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Thats pretty much what our average summer temperature is (it gets warmer ofcourse). The Summer officially starts when the average day temperature stays over 50F. I feel bad for all those homeless ppl tough.
Jan 14 2013 7:02PM
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Doug_Gusworthy
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I'm walked to class today and it was 10 degrees outside. Fuck everyone in LA.
Jan 14 2013 7:08PM
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PacificRimJob
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68 degrees are you fucking kidding me, Rachel? highest your heat should ever be on in a ski town is maybe 60-62... Otherwise, talk about a waste. My roomie came back up from a monthlong stint in Sacramento last week. He immediately turned the heat up to 75. I had to unhook the thing after I started sweating balls off in my own home. I don't care if there is snow on the ground here, that's just stupid lol.

Regardless, homes in LA are built just like homes in Northern California - which see temps down into the 20's every single year. We've survived like that for I don't know? forever!... and 'surviving' a night where you can see your breath for the first time in a blue moon is a little different than the hundreds of thousands of homeless in Detroit or Cleveland. It's just like when San Fransico folks freak out about temperatures in the 90's for a few days every august because they don't have air conditioning... walk 2 miles down to the 60 degree ocean and jump in to cool off.. You'll fucking live.

Many of my fellow Californians need to grow a pair, put on a sweater, or set some shit on fire in a steel trash can like they do in all the apocalyptic movies. Lol.
Jan 14 2013 7:09PM
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Dan.
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exactly
Jan 14 2013 7:26PM
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Holte
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bahahaha Californians...
I saw a guy driving with chains on a snowless freeway in the rain in downtown LA last winter. And in the few years I've lived in LA I've seen hundreds of cars driving for MILES to Bear or Mammoth with chains on perfectly dry roads.

This morning a co-worker asked me how I was able to wear a t-shirt inside. In 70 degree temperature. It's ridiculous. If it ever dipped to even 10 or 15 degrees, it would kill off half the population of this city.
Jan 14 2013 7:27PM
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Rachy
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I said it's funny... But when you're a homeless person with shorts and a tshirt and 1 blanket and it's 27 degrees outside with 30 - 60mph winds... you're probably pretty fucking miserable, more so than usual. Being cold sucks. It's not the end of the world, but it sucks.

And keeping it 68 isn't outrageous when you aren't paying for it. It's just enough to use a light blanket. But hey, that's why we don't live together.
Jan 14 2013 7:27PM
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volvotom
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50s was the daytime high, it dipped into the 30s and 20s at night. Although most LA people are wusses in the cold, I know I am. Also be careful mixing up LA/Southern California people with all Californians. Mammoth, Tahoe, Truckee and other areas (especially the deserts) get really cold in the winter.
Jan 14 2013 7:30PM
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Rachy
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Wow. Am I really the only one showing some sympathy for the homeless people sleeping out in 30 degree (less in a lot of areas in LA county) temperatures?

I think that sucks. I wouldn't want to do it unless I had a decent sleeping bag or at least warm clothing... which these people don't.

Fuck the people thinking they need a warmer sweater for their dog.. thats funny. But I wouldn't want to sleep in a house that's 40 degrees and I feel bad for the kids that have been doing it for over a week when they are used to 60 degree nights.

I guess I should work on being more heartless.
Jan 14 2013 7:33PM
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