We had snow in Yucca Valley on Thanksgiving. The local mountains were covered and it was SO beautiful ! The only problem is my dogs refused to go outside- it was COLD ! Still very thankful we live in such a beautiful area.

your chart "TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION NOVEMBER 2019 TO OCTOBER 2020" is difficult to interpret. please put in better instructions

I guess for those who travel elsewhere! Because we certainly don’t need any winter attire here. It’s going to be 81 degrees on Monday in San Diego. Who can think of cooking a Thanksgiving turkey in an oven with this weather? It just puts a damper on all the holidays when it stays warm and sunny through fall and “winter.” Yuck!

I agree with many of the comments here. I rarely post about things like this, and I understand there's nothing we Californians can do about it, but I am so unbelievably FED UP with these sickening temperature swings in San Francisco (and in California in general). Just when you think it's over after a day or two of 62 degrees, the next day is 71, then 74, then 76, down to 59 for a day, then right back up to 68-69 again....in NOVEMBER!!!! ENOUGH. This is after months of temp spikes into the 90s! Why does CA experience 8 months of summer?!?! Even April was warm. October was actually worse than Sept was this year in terms of heat wave frequency. We'd have 3-5 days of nothing but increasing temperatures from 68 to 94 and it almost never dropped below a sickening 70 with 85% humidity. Not quite as humid anymore, but I'm STILL seeing mosquitoes! In November! This week, we're getting gross tule fog, you know the kind that typically socks the coast in after a bad summer heatwave. We shouldn't be getting steamy tule fog in November. Where is that high, thick, grey, freezing stuff that holds in all the frigid temps in the low 50s? My family thinks I'm nuts for keeping my screened windows wide open at night this time of year. It's freaking HOT compared to the way it SHOULD be and there's no wind, either. I spend most of the year in jeans and t-shirts, even in "winter". It's rarely cold enough to even wear a long-sleeve jersey outside anymore. Add to that the devastation caused by the annual apocalyptic fires from the Santa Ana winds, which unfortunately we're now famous for, and it's a recipe for a revolting fall. We don't even have "fall" or so-called season changes anymore. Our seasons basically range from spring to official summer, late summer, Indian summer, very late summer, pre-holiday summer, and then maybe a month or two of mild temperatures around the holidays with rain if we're lucky. I am so tired of seeing our state in brick red and bright orange colors on every single map while the rest of the country is blue and dark blue by now. We need blizzards and real cold for a change, and I'm talking temps in the 20s and 30s. That would be considered practically a record low for CA, but a "heatwave" in places like New York this time of year. I don't want to see a day over 55 degrees for at least 4 months. I also detest that stupid jet stream. That thing ALWAYS "humps" right over CA perfectly so those repulsive high-pressure systems can fester over the coast for days at a time, while the rest of the country is getting arctic blasts. I'm not saying I want Day After Tomorrow to hit, but why can't we just have some kind of season change like other states? Even Oregon experiences more season changes than we do and we're just one state south.