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ananda

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9. The Pacific Coast is usually cool.

Reply to chowder66 (Reply #6)

Fri Mar 13, 2026, 12:19 PM

16 hrs ago

Looks like it's hittin' there too.

I hope y'all have A/C.

I do have A/C and ceiling fans, but
I still dread it. It's like an oven
going outside. Even eggs on the
sidewalk would burn up.

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Yes. We're Going to Be Smacked by It MineralMan 16 hrs ago #1

Our weather has gone bonkers. TommieMommy 16 hrs ago #2

We should call it Climate Chaos now. ananda 16 hrs ago #3

Here in Los Angeles we are having your weather right now. chowder66 16 hrs ago #6

The Pacific Coast is usually cool. ananda 16 hrs ago #9

I don't have A/C in my bedroom so it's not fun. chowder66 16 hrs ago #11

It's been spring here for over a month. ananda 15 hrs ago #18

I live in an old building. chowder66 13 hrs ago #25

Get a portable. Here's a google search link. ananda 12 hrs ago #30

Won't work. I have one in my living room. chowder66 10 hrs ago #31

Hmmm ananda 8 hrs ago #34

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