This makes me realize that I should have planned my west coast trip for winter, rather than wasting it in June. Although, I suppose I'd probably find it depressing to go from 80 degree weather back to -20 degrees.mcknia07 said:I just got back from Cali, yesterday, and it was wonderful to be there and meet so many nice people. The weather was awesome, way better than the -20 we had here. They had a nice record high of like 87 the other day. I was glad to be able to experience it. Everyone seemed so nice and friendly to me while I was there. I met this one guy that was exteremely sweet to me, too.
The weather in California varies depending on the region, but in general, it is known for its warm summers and mild winters. However, the state can experience extreme weather events such as heat waves, droughts, and wildfires.
No, California is not always sunny. While it does have a reputation for sunny weather, there are also periods of rain and fog, especially in coastal areas. In some regions, such as the Sierra Nevada mountains, there can also be snow during the winter months.
No, California's weather can vary greatly depending on the region. The state is divided into several climate zones, including Mediterranean, desert, mountain, and coastal. Each zone has its own unique weather patterns and temperatures.
Yes, the weather in California can be affected by El Niño, which is a climate pattern that brings warmer ocean temperatures and can lead to increased rainfall in the state. El Niño events can also result in stronger storms and flooding.
The best time to visit California depends on your specific interests and the region you plan to visit. Generally, the summer months (June-August) offer the warmest and sunniest weather, while the winter months (December-February) are cooler and may have more rain. Spring and fall tend to have mild weather and fewer crowds, making them popular times to visit as well.