Whats the weather like in San Francisco? -

Like what s the weather like year round? It is really rainy? Hot? Windy?

Mark Twain once said the coldest winter he ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.There are no real seasons, in San Francisco - it s famous for averaging 64 degrees during the summer months and 65 during the winter. Late May thru late July, you can expect fog, lots of fog, always on the ocean side of the city and frequently in most other parts, tho the mission district is considered lucky to be the sunniest of the neighborhoods. September, October and November are typically the most beautiful months, we get indian summer here, it frequently hits the seventies. Winters are windy and cold, but sunny, Spring is usually warm, featuring the occasional heat wave.

cold throughout the year so even during the summer if your hear early morning or night bring a jacket. not usually hot but it can be. watch out for the wind really messes up your hair haha. anyways usually rainy only in winter. anyways make sure to have a jacket if ur coming to SF

It s only hot infrequently, usually during May or October. It s rainy during the rainy season, December - March. The winds can come up any time of year; tonight they re pretty strong.

I wish it would rain. It is cooler in San Francisco than the surrounding areas because it gets a bay breeze and ocean breeze. But the sun is out today.

Is it safe to live in Los Angeles? -

I m talking about earthquakes, fires, and mudslides. Is it a high risk area?

That s the danger of only getting your info from the 6:00 news. Because the only time you ever hear of SoCal, some disaster is happening.Fact: Last major quake was in 1994.Fact: With over 10,000 square miles in the greater LA area, we lost some homes the past couple years to wildfires in the outlying foothill areas, leaving about 10 million homes unscathed.Fact: The mudslide areas only affect those areas that have been recently burned. Once again, a small fraction of one percent of the homes in LA.So, if you don t live up against the hills in a fire danger area, the risk is pretty minimal.

Nobody can predict earthquakes. Those can happened whenever they want.Only YOU can prevent forest fires - Smokey the Bear. To prevent fires in the house, just do what I do and put everything in strips and turn the strips off when nobody is at home. Reduces the risks of fires and the electricity bill.The average Angelino lives far away from a hill so there s nothing to worry about.Turn off the idiot box please.

Earthquakes are everywhere, there are earthquakes everyday in CA, Los Angeles is at high risk for a big eartquake, just be prepared, it ll save your life, and you ll get use to it, mudslides are only in the mountain areas, but not in the city, same for the fires, but earthquakes is the whole city, but 18,000,000 million people make LA and there not scared

nooo!!!!!!!the last earthquake i felt was way early this year and it wasn t even a big one. and mudsllides i dnt even remember a mudslides and fires well they mostly happen because someone has started them but they don t come naturally.

No one can predict earthquakes or where they will specifically strike but it is entirely possible to live in many places in Los Angeles while avoiding fires and mudslides.

What to worry about: Finding a job, traffic, finding a place to live, high state taxes.

Teenage Nightclubs in San Jose? -

With details thanks in advance!

CLUB GLO :)for 14-18 years of age .it s very popular .

i was raised in san jose,now i reside in chicago. when i look back,the cactus club was happening!!! alot of rock bands that jam loud,and the crowd is cool. its actually an all ages show. get on the internet,type it in,see if its still there. cactus clus-san jose.