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4. Probably a good thing most of the redwoods are up north then.

Wed Mar 11, 2015, 10:03 AM

Mar 2015

Maybe SoCal is sending the fog up here. We've had some "pea soup" days of late.

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Goodbye California Coastal Fog, Goodbye Redwoods [View all] Panich52 Mar 2015 OP

Important for viticulture too Auggie Mar 2015 #2

I can tell you that up in NoCal, there's still plenty of fog REP Mar 2015 #3

Probably a good thing most of the redwoods are up north then. NV Whino Mar 2015 #4

I know! BuddhaGirl Mar 2015 #8

Fog in San Francisco CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #5

Excellent summation, thanks for posting, Homie! :) 2banon Mar 2015 #6

The drought has taken a toll up north CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #7

The drought allowed the moths to breed CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #10

Expecting 90s this weekend PasadenaTrudy Mar 2015 #11

Yeah. Not looking forward to it here in L.A. calimary Mar 2015 #12

Me too... PasadenaTrudy Mar 2015 #15

Dumb article. There are no natural redwoods in Southern California. Xithras Mar 2015 #13

I noted that too CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #16