Is it warm enough for california winters?
783515
It's really pretty heavy for a bedspread. We keep our temp at 60 degrees and with a blanket it is fine.
783516
I'm sure it would be. We live in Ohio and only will have to add a blanket if it gets really bitter cold. Right now we just use it with the sheet and it's fine.
783517
Probably but I guess I'm not sure what California winters are like!! I live in northern VA and we use this with just our sheets until November or so then we add a thin fleece blanket and it's always plenty warm. I really love it!
783518
I believe so. Our winter are super long and cold in s.e. Idaho. We like it so far.
761213
I don't really know but this summer our weather was strange. In Southern CA the temperature was 100+ with humidity all summer and the cover still looks new. At night our lows can go approximately 40. It never snows in Orange County nor does it get very cold. The cover is well made and very easy to use/setup. We made a good purchase and very satisfied with it .
52078
That would be nice. It is warm enough I think. But be ware of the fan blades in case of children playing in the garage, it is metal.
1160454
I think so. We live in So Cal it's pretty warm here. This quilt is light weight use it year round. Hope this helps.
1511202
Yes, I live in the Inland Empire of Southern California. I have this in a West Elm Cotton Duvet, I used a blanket and top sheet when it was cold out this winter. Now this is all I need. I run hot and always have the window open, a fan on or the air conditioning going from this time of year. Some times this is to much, but unless your using just a sheet of light quilt, I don't think you will be disappointed.
377204
I have this comforter and I live in Chicago, and it's perfect for me. I currently have the heat off in my room because this comforter is perfect to get warm and toasty under.
595706
Keeping in mind that I live in Palm Desert, CA, this comforter is a medium to slightly heavy. It definitely keeps me warm! And it does look gorgeous! :)
804928
For us in Florida its warm for summer, but was fine for winter. Its deliciously light we really like it. Wash it once and it's still in good shape
1029071
It is really warm. Perhaps too warm for this winter (Oct-Nov), but can be better to use latter on.
1825252
Boy! That's a tough question. We are Southern Cal and the weather is never that brutal. The unit has worked really well for us and have no complaints. If I were you I'd just get and try it out. If it freezes just return it.
717375
It holds up very nicely. I live in Nor Cal where our temps reach triple degrees during peak summer months.
607819
It doesn't get cold, that is for sure. It is pretty warm, I would say, provided one has blankets and the like.
1371582
Yes. This is very plush and warm, I would not use it in the summer time at all.
1877358
For me this was too light and not warm enough for the winter, so if you don't have very hot summer and if it cools down at night or having relatively cold air-conditioning on then it maybe perfect. If you live in somewhere like in L.A. without air-conditioning then forget having any of this.
266608
Yes, it is more like sleeping on a cloud versus a conventional mattress. In addition, because you sink into the top plush layer, it is like having the top foam layer wrap around you. I live in California, and it was too warm for me sleeping on this mattress even during the winter. I live in Northern California, San Francisco Bay Area. The temperature does not vary too much. I have lived in SF Bay Area for nearly 40 years, and it has never snowed. If you live in a colder part of the US, the warm mattress may cut down on your heating bill during the winter.
1307767
Depending on where you live. I live in Utah and the winters here are brutal. It will keep you warm to a certain extent, but to be comfortable we throw on an extra fleece blanket. But if I was living along the West Coast or in the South, then it would be the perfect comforter.
2070373
I live in California and it does wonderful but I don't think that it would do well in Nebraska it's too cold