what is california's average tempeture?
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Rain & Mudslides in the winter, Fires, hot and dry during the summer, unless of couse your in San Fransisco.
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California, Los Angeles
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(m)\n\nClimate Washington's climate varies greatly from west to east. \n\n The west is mild and humid, while east of the Cascades a cooler dry climate prevails. \n\n The average annual temperature ranges from 51 degrees on the Pacific coast to 40 degrees in the northeast. \n\n The climate in western Washington is mild because of the warm currents coming off of the North Pacific. This area has frequent cloud cover, considerable fog, and long-lasting drizzles. Summer is much sunnier, yet still mild. Average high temperatures here approach 70 degrees. \n\n The western side of the Olympic Peninsula receives up to 160 inches of precipitation annually, making it the wettest area of the 48 continental states. Weeks or even months may pass without a clear day. \n\n Portions of the Puget Sound area, on the eastern side of the Olympic Mountains, are less wet, although still humid. \n\n The western slopes of the Cascade Range receive some of the heaviest annual snowfall in the country (over 200 inches annually)
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Yes, as a lifetime Californian I can answer that question. I've spent the past 20 years as a Northern Californian. If you seek cool summertime temps, you have to stay on the west side of the Coast Range. Inland valleys really heat up in the summer.\n\nI live in the Wine Country, in an inland county. Our summers cook here, often into the triple digits in July and especially August. The only relief is over the mountains.\n\nThe other thing to know is that "Northern California" is a very big area. Fully a third of the state is north of San Francisco, extending clear to the Oregon border. So you're looking at hundreds of miles that fit the description if you define Northern California as roughly everything from Monterey north.\n\nAlso, with cool coastal temperatures comes fog. I love it as long as I don't have to drive in it.\n\nI could give you more specific recommendations if your question were more specific. What else are you looking for?  Job opportunities? Places with decent transportation? Nightlife? Rural/urban/suburban? Is cost of living a factor?
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actually it is hottest over there in winter and summer.  It is in the mohave desert in southern california.  They get a temerature of 125 in the summer, and the southeast never comes close.
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Thats really not an easy question to answer....\n\nLets take 3 locations in Georgia that are completely different climatologically speaking.\n\nSavannah in Southeastern Georgia on the coast... \nSummer average is about, 85-90 degrees\nWinter average is about, 65-70 degrees\n\nAtlanta in Northern Central Georgia\nSummer Average is about, 88-95 degrees\nWinter Average is about, 58-68 degrees \n\nBlue Ridge in The North Georgia Mountains\nSummer Average is about, 85-90 degrees\nWinter average is about, 49-59 degrees\n\nThese are all high temps...
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About 72 degrees. This answer was gotten by averaging the monthly temperatures in the table below.
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I have been to death valley california when it was 122\n\nbut I think that parts of the middle east average like 130 degrees during the summer
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Near about\n50 μΩcm\nat 20°C.
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15 degrees Celcius.  Check out the link below.  It shows the averages determined by various people/studies.
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In 1913, the Weather Service recorded a temperature of 134 degrees F in Death Valley, California
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This is going to depend on a lot of different things. Barometric pressure, atmospheric conditions, relative humidity, altitude, amount of fuel, fuel pressure...all these things come in to effect when looking for the "exact" temperature. However, i think on average its somewhere between 700-750F.
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this site has the last 30 yrs average temps....\nhttp://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/online/ccd/meantemp.html\n\nhope that helps...
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Probably Alaska.  The temp in the Northern regions is pretty cold.\n\nNo, seriously, I like the Central Coast of California.  The weather's nice, there's great beaches that aren't crowded like Jersey or LA beaches, and you can still buy an ocean view house for under a million (can't do that may other places anymore).\n\nAnd it's hot today!  80 degrees, in February!  This is absurd...
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54.36 K\n(-218.79 °C, -361.82 °F)
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-273.15 degrees celsius
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98.6 is your core temperature. Your actual skin temperature is closer to 80.0 degrees. It is typically only a 15 degree difference in temperature between an ambient 70.0 degree air temp and your skin temp. Temperature of the skin on your head is probably about 89 to 90 degrees at a resting state. Enjoy.